β Scribed by Cox, H. E.
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the nutha S C ~I U S to rely iiininly .on pntcnt litcrnturc for his inforination, anti unfortiinntc~y for !iiS rcnders lie makcs little nttctupt to rcscue the occasioiinl grnin of corn from tlic inouiitnins of chtilf in ~vliich pntciits of aq7 rcnl rnlitc nrc so oftcli clnbcddcd.
Incluclcd in this book arc n iiiimbcr of rcccnt Gcrniaii statitlard spccificntions, wliicli shoiiltl bo of De1)nr opens his last, chaptcr, ns his first, by reeoundiiig pcriotls which iniglit nlniost hare I)cen drawn from thc story of tlic Nicbclungcn. Sti.ango though tlicsc sccnl. it is their object whicli mnltcs the English rcatlcr rub his cyes. I t appeiirs to be nonc countryinen n zwt for rcseareli and for ihr nppIic:ttion of research to tlic nlumiiiiuin industry. siruilnr to that which lins brcn systcm;iticnlly fostcrrtl iti Eng1;tntl nntl i\incricn ! vnluc to 111n11y.
other tlinn to n\vakC iunong the Ruthor's fclbw-11 ICUSlt D 8 ICI.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
IN the preface of this work the author states that '' the day has gone by when the hospital care of the injured can be assigned to junior members of the visiting or house staff ". This dictum will undoubtedly be supported by progressive surgeons in all countries. The reader will naturally assume th