Hashi tigongxue / [by W.D. Helliburton, translated by P.B.Cousland].

  • Halliburton, W. D. (William Dobinson), 1860-1931.
Date:
1912
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Credit: Hashi tigongxue / [by W.D. Helliburton, translated by P.B.Cousland]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    lents are given as head notes, and as they can almost all be found in the lists of terms published by the Committee, it has been thought unnecessary to include a glossary. The chemical terms are according to the new standard ChemicaL Nomenclature, arranged jointly by the Nomenclature Committees of the Educational Asso¬ ciation and the China Medical Missionary Association； • I wish to acknowledge warmly the kindness of Mr. Murray and Prof. Halliburton in their cordial consent to this translation and in kindly forwarding to me proof sheets of the latest English edition as they came from the press, so that the Chinese work might be up-to-date. All notifications of errors and requests for clearer or more ample treatment of any of the subjects will be gratefully received by the translator, Philip B. Co upland. Chao-chovv-fu, Swatow, China, December, 190^, PREFxiCE TO THE FIFTH EDITION. The Fourth Edition having sold out more quickly than was expected, there has not been time to thoroughly revise the book in accordance with the Ninth Edition of Halliburton's Physiology. Most of the important changes in that edition have, however, been incorporated. The Section on Embryology is untouched. Teachers and students will find the recently issued Atlas of Anatomy contains mjiny helpful diagrams, and that the well known modelling substance known as u Plasticine is extremely useful in studying the Histological sections. The translator gratefully acknowledges valuable criticisms and suggestions from Dr. P. L. McAll of the Hankow Union Medical School, and is greatly indebted to Dr. 11. T. Shields of the Nanking Union Medical School for seeing the book through the Press. September, 1911, 功 學 英 文 序