1804. New medical books. A list of books on anatomy, physiology, surgery, midwifery, practice of physic, materia medica, chemistry, natural history, veterinary surgery, etc / Published during the year 1803. Sold by John Murray.

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1804
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Credit: 1804. New medical books. A list of books on anatomy, physiology, surgery, midwifery, practice of physic, materia medica, chemistry, natural history, veterinary surgery, etc / Published during the year 1803. Sold by John Murray. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    but accurate Description of the different Parts of the Human Body, and their Functions.—II. An Enumeration of the Diseases to which those Parts are subject, and the various Operations of Surgery that are performed on the Human Body,—III. The Met hod of preparing the various Parts of the Body, to exhibit their Structure in a healthy and diseased State, as far as our present Knowledge will enable us.—IV. A Glossary, or Explanation of the princi¬ pal Terms used in that Science.—V. Such Questions as the Student will probably be required to answer at the College of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick and Hurt, &c. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pass as Surgeon or Surgeon’s Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the East India Company. Small 8vo. 9s. NEW ANATOMICAL PLATES. I. John Gottlieb Walter’s Plates of theThoracic and Abdominal Nerves, reduced from the Original, as published by Order of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin: accompanied by coloured Explanations, and a Description of the Par Vagum, Great Sympathetic and Phrenic Nerves. * Elegantly printed • 1 , * o , ' m large 4to. 18s. . .v8 ., ' II. Bell, Charles. A Series of Engravings, explaining the Course r ~■' 0 , r- „ ' , < of the Nerves, 4to. il. is. III. A Plate, engraved from a very accurate Drawing by Rirt- land, exhibiting, at one View, the Blood-vessels of the Dead, with their Names and References. Verv finely coloured, 7s. • . ‘ A- ] V. A Map of the Human Ear, magnified to four times the na- i3Tf ■ ■ t / i. tural Size, from a Preparation of an eminent $urgepn, co* . f *. loured, 5 s. V. A Diagram of the Human Eye, \yith an Explanation by Dr. ► - * ■ i. / * Hooper, 3s. These Plates will be found very useful in the Room of the Student or Lecturer. , ; . t p ... . * r* VI. Anatomical Plates of the Bones and Muscles, diminished t' from Albinus; accompanied by Explanatory Maps. For the Use of Students. The second Edition, 7s.