A guide to the use of the laryngoscope in general practice / by Gordon Holmes.

  • Holmes, William Gordon, 1845-1927.
Date:
1881
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Credit: A guide to the use of the laryngoscope in general practice / by Gordon Holmes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    BY TEE SAME AUTEOB, Second Edition, revised and enlarged, crown 8vo, illustrated, 6s. 6d. A TEEATISE ON VOCAL PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE, With Especial Eeferences to the Cultivation AND Preservation of the Voice. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. “ This book is well written, and gives evidence of great industry and considerable and varied learning on the part of the author. .... The work is in every sense a creditable one.’^—The Lancet. “ He has entered widely and with careful study into the historical aspect of his subject. . . . Admirably illustrated. . . .. The work is marked by sound sense throughout, and can be read with pleasure no less than profit.”—Saturday view. ‘ ‘ Admirably given . . . The importance of such information as is contained in this work, both to teachers and learners, can scarcely be overrated.”—Nature. “ Of great excellence. . . . The perusal of which will well repay any person interested in the art of singing or in the physiology of the voice.”—Dublin Medical Journal. ‘‘ A valuable book on the voice.”—Westminster Review. ‘‘Will be most useful. . . . The historical portion is highly interesting. . . . In a truly scientific spirit.”—Athenwum. “ The descriptions are much more clear and satisfactory than in ordinary books of physiology.”—New York Medical Journal. “ We do not remember having ever read a book on this subject with more pleasure and profit to ourselves than this treatise. . . . The woodcuts are very good.”—Rhiladelphia Medical Times. J. & A. CHURCHILL, LONDON.