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XTUMBER IL.
ofANATOMICAL PLATES
--- 1 .1.1 of the BONES of various ANIMALS, drawn from Nature
and freers Accurate Meafurement.
By GEORGE KIRTLAND. . .
This Number contains the Skeletoos of the Elephant and Grey.
hound, with coloured References.
Pubillhed by John Murray, Na 31, Flea-fired. Laudon.
Of wham may be had, lately jublithed, .
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t. The Rest. NUMBER of the above Work; containing the
Skeleton and Ages of the Horfe,iritheoloured References,price 2S•
li• A large Foto) PLATO, coloured, reprdentinb the Anatomy
of the Holies Foot, price 7s.
DISSECTIONS.
Thlt day was ptiblinted, In one ektely printed volume, 12010.
price ss. in boards,
r'HE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or, a Compen- .
-11- anis of Pradical Anatomy : containing a Defcription of
the Morrie., Veffels, Nerves., and Viicera of the Human Body, as
they appear on Diffedtion ; with diroftionsfer their demonftratios
By a MEMBER attic ROYAL COLLEGE of Surgeons.
" This will be fond a very ufefol guide to the ftedeot in the
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profs:curiae of his anatomical refs:arches. It is fuperior to other ;
works of a Smiler Had and extent, in deferibing not the mufeles
merely, but the various parts, blood isffds, naves, &c. as they
come into view under the knife of the diffeaor. A knowledge of
ik inktive Scuttles of parts is thus acquired ; a point of the
INI1108111ablit• dia radial 14As the chief intandon of
the work is totematillisellillt m the =him me &Memo
ftrated in their order of Maio° Is tbs only method that
-can be purfued in &anal diffeditoo.".-.Malical and Chirargical
Review, 11104, voL xi. p. 6s.
Publifhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet.ftreet, London.
DISEASES OF THE BONES. .
This day was publithed, in 2 vols. Bvo. price tss in boardi,
HE LECTURES of the celebrated BOYER
1.. upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Slit.
iematic Treadle.
By A. FUCHERAND,
Profeffor of Anatomy and Phyfiology, and principal' Surgeon to
the Northern Hdpital at Parts.
Tranliated from-the French, by M. FARRELL, M. D.
• " The Author of there Lectures (Boyer) is a diftlnguithed Pro.
fdfor of Chirurgical Pathology, as wen us praftifing Surgeon; and
the Editor.of them (Rickerand) is not Ida celebrated by his Phy•
dologleal Writings. From the united actions of two Perfons
thus canine= In their refpedive deftinadons, as teach*ers and prac•
tirioadv, we naturally expel:led a work which &mild exhibit a
comprehentlie and accurate view of the varias morbid condi-
tions of the Roney Struclure,whkb amid, at the Caine time, point
out the belt modes of treatment, and be oetafionally interfperfed
with new mid original fads and obfervations. On perufing chefs ,
LeCtures, k is but JAI= to Rate, that tilde expeetations have not
been difappointed, and we think the Tranflator has been ufefully
employed In turning them into Englifh.-.Britith Critic, Feb. dos.
Pubillhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet-11ms, London.
KIRTLAND'. ANATOMICAL PLATES.
This day was publithed, In ammo. price sa fewed,
ANOTOMICAL PLATES of the BONES and
MUSCLES, of the Luremlries of the HUMAN BODY,
with explanatory Maps.
By T. KIRTLAND, Anatomical Draftfman.
Publillted by John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ft:et, Leadoff. '
Of whom may be had,
r. Anatomical Plates of the Boma and Mufeles.diminifhed from
Albinos-accompanied by Explanatory Mips. For the oft of Stu-
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4. The BloodAreffele of the Arm. 1 os. 6d.
5. The Blood-I/diets of the Thigh, too. 6d.
6. A Map of the Hunian Eat:. ss.
7 A Diagram of the Eye, 31.
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each ts. 6d.
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STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.
This day was Eublilbed, in One very clofely printed Volume,
(mall listo. price 9s. in boards, the Sixth Edition of
THE ANATOMIST'S V ADE•NIECUM. Con-
taining the Anatomy, Phyfiology, Morbid Appearances, Re.
of the HUMAN BODY; the Art of making Atrgomical Prepa-
rations, Ike. To which arc added, Anatomical, Phydologicil,
Medical, and Surgical :ballot's for students.
By etOlidft r HOOPER. M. D.
Fellow of the Linneian and London hi . dial Societies, Refident
Pbyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne infirmary, &.. Fee.
Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ftreet, London ; RU ..
and Bratifute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and liodg,ts, Dublin. •
The above Work prefents to the Student a useful Anatomical
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Confpeftus, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Poyfiolugy ; in '
which he will find, I,
z. A ihort.but accurate defcription of the different parts of the * i
Human Body, and their funftions.
s. An enumeration of the difeafes to which thole parts are
foiled, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed
on the Human Body.
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1 exhibit their Structure in a healthy and difeafed .Rate, ..s fat as , 1
our prefent knowledge will enable us.
4. A Glolikry, or &pinned= ,of tie principal Terms ufed in
that Science.
5. Such qualms as he probably will be required to anfwer at t
the College of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick and
Hurt, Re. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pals es Surgeon. or
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'ANATOMICAL ATLAS, ,
On Monday, the Bth of April will be publlthed,
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No. I. printed In Royal O&M, of ! .
ACOMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, ilhAra-
tilt of the Anatomy of the Human Body, feleaed and en.
graved from the volt approved Works, or from Original and Ac- ;
curate Drawings. With condfe explanations.. 71te whole carefully .
arranged, cornea, and fuperintended, •
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By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D.
Refident Phyliclan to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, Re. Re. • i
The object of this publication is to prefent the Student with fuch 1 i
ufeful reprefentations of the different parts of the human body, as t
dull enable him not Only to acquire a perfect knowledge of their •• i
relative fituatioo, but affo of their form and minute itrueture. It
may be confidered, in fad, as an Anatomical Atlas, intended to t! 4
fupply him with fueh information as maps and views afford the •
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geographer and hiftorlan. Thee: peufive plate. of Albinus, Cal-
dani, Chefelden, Cruiklhank, Plate... Hunter, Leder, Meyer, Sao-
...,.
difort, Scarpa, Vie d'Azyr, Walter, Wrilberg, Zino, and many
others, have been carefdlly copied or climb:jibed, where their acct- . f..
racy could be depended upon; and where recoork could not be 4 i
had to worts of undoubted authority, faithful-drawings have been ~
MAC from the belt anatomical preparationsfelefled from the ow- • i
feunu of dininguldied anatomifts, and from the author's own col-
ledlon. The plates arc engraved by young artifts of confiderable
Whitby and talent, and in many inftances it will be fount that
they not only emceed the originals, both in beauty and coned:We,
but are fuperior to any that have yet been executed. : i
Printed for John Murray, Fleet ftreet ; Cuthcll and Martin,
Middle-row Holborn, London; Bell and Bradfate . Edinburgh, 1.
and Gilbert end He gee, Dublin.
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N EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into the
4.A. 'NATURE and PROPOGATION-af HEAT.
By JOHN LESLIE.
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every day, nor by an intelleCt of an ordinary flee. Some of its
difeulfions are rather intricate, and the Author's mathematical
mode of arguing throws over it an air of abitrafenefs ; but the r-
isen! (cope of the leafiding. experiments, and the refulu of
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lu reviewing filch a produdliun as the prefent, we than not
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and an inference too precip'.tate, beanie we applaud the freedom,
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by cyttan, and nnawed by antbority, he always thinks for himfelf ;
and of his opinions many are novel, and all are tuterefting. As a
whole and a fifteen, his work claims attention ; and the difeutßons,
whether adjundive or fubfidiary, in the notes or the text, are pro-
found and original. In the dark and tortuous pelages of his theory,
although experience Is his lure and eonftant guide, yet Geometry
bolds her torch, apd illumines the way "
Monthly Review for September and °debar.