The tonsils and the voice in science, surgery, speech and song : a comprehensive monograph on the structure, utility, derangements and treatment of the tonsils, and of their relationship to perfect tone production. A research study with original contributions from the highest medical and voice authorities / by Richard B. Faulkner.

  • Faulkner, Richard Bidle, 1853-
Date:
[1913]
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Credit: The tonsils and the voice in science, surgery, speech and song : a comprehensive monograph on the structure, utility, derangements and treatment of the tonsils, and of their relationship to perfect tone production. A research study with original contributions from the highest medical and voice authorities / by Richard B. Faulkner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    (Berlin), Mme. Cappiani (New York), Mme. Mott (New York), De Reszke (Paris), Mme. Lehmann (Berlin), Sehastiani (Naples), Shakespeare (London), Sii' Charles Santley (London), Sabatini (Milan), Mme, Patti (Bre- conshire, Wales), Mine. Nordica (New York), Mme. Schumann-Heink (New York), Mme. Tetrazzini (New York), Mme. Clara Kathleen Rogers (Boston), Bond (New York), Bispham (New York), Curry (Boston), and others. The object of this work is to present known facts, the latest views of the most eminent authori- ties, and the indications which denote safe lines of treatment as against the apparent indiscriminate and reckless disregard of tonsillar function. The author will feel rewarded if his efforts please the expert laryngologists, and other inter- ested members of his own profession, as well as the voice mechanicians, voice trainers and voice users. My thanks are due to Dr. Kniffler (now of Wiesbaden), Mr. Charles H. Read, and Profes- sor George M. Sleeth, for their valuable assist- ance in the preparation of this work. Richard B. Faulkner.. 100 Fifth Avenue,