The microscope and microscopical technology : a textbook for physicians and students / by Heinrich Frey ; translated from the German and edited by George R. Cutter, from the fourth and last German edition.

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1872
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    tumors usually occupies a muoli larger space in books on this subject. But, true to our maxim, that the most accurate knowledge of the normal relations should precede every investigation of their patholo- gical condition, we endeavor, first of all, to make the former clear and then join the latter supplementarily. As every pathological new formation repeats, more or less, the type of the normal structure, so are the methods of investigating diseased tissues and portions of the body almost the same. With regard to the literature of the microscope, we would particu- larly mention the following works:— J. Vogel, Anleitung zum Gebrauche des Mikroskops, Leipzig, 1841, —H. V. Mohl, Mikrographie, Tubingen, 1846.—C. Robin, Du micro- skope et des injections, Paris, 1871.—P. Harting, Das Mikroskop, 2. deutsche Originalausgabe, besorgt von Theile, 3 Bde., Braunschweig, 1866. —W. Carpenter, The Microscope, 4th Edition, London, 1868.— L. Beale, How to Work with the Microscope, 4th Edition, London, 1867, and. The Microscope in its application to practical Medicine, 3d Edition, London, 1866.—H. Schacht, Das^ Mikroskop, 3. Auflage, Berlin, 1862,—C. NageliundS. Schwendener, Das Mikroskop, Leipzig, 1867.—L, Dippel, Das Mikroskop und seine Anwendung, Braunsch- weig, Bd. 1, 1867, und Bd. 2, Ablh. 1, 1809.