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' MR. HUSKISSON,
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'THE PHILOSOPHY OF SLEEP.—
' By ROBERT MACNIVI,
:Authar of "The Anatomy of Drunkennees,*-and Member
of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
" The truth is, that his book is extremely—clever, in-
.itructive, and amusing ; it is upon a subject which admits
of great variety of matter, interesting and important to
every member of the human race. • • Mr.
Ilacnish has given us a very excellent book, and some very
practical inetruetions."—Monthly Review.
us, with some valuable instruc-
t on the 'mail -triiiiegenient of sleep."---Meekly
patch. •
• . " A P6pular, entertaining, and cleverly written book."
*--I3hrenological Journal.
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' iesrehes into the mysteries of drunkenness, now penetrates
nth equal skill into the world of sleep. Curiosity wi 1
~.4ktice the reader to go through Mr. Macnish's book to the
'e", last. It contains much that is amusing, and more
that is instructive."—Atlas.,
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teceuired by his admirable treatise The Anatomy of Drun-
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ark' " • He is a person of fine and peculiar genius.
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;out Mr. Macnish as one of the most promising young writers
.of the age.—No medical work of the day has so many at-
itietinni for the general reader."—New North Briton.
" The publication of the Anatomy of Drunkenness' at
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that
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