Modern inquiries, classical, professional, and miscellaneous
By: by Jacob Bigelow.
Publisher: Little, Brown, and Company
Published: 1867
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 379
Table of contents: title: l. On the limits of education; title: 2. On classical and utilitarian studies; title: 3. On the life and works of Count Rumford; title: 4. On the death of Pliny the Elder; title: 5. On the burial of the dead, and Mount Auburn Cemetery; title: 6. Report of the action of Cochituate water on lead pipes, and the influence of the same on health; title: 7. On self-limited diseases; title: 8. On the treatment of disease; title: 9. On the medical profession and quackery; title: 10. Brief expositions of rational medicine; title: ll. The paradise of doctors, a fable; title: 12. Practical views on medical education; title: 13. On the early history of medicine; title: 14. Whether cholera is contagious; title: 15. Testimony on the cattle disease in Massachusetts; title: 16. Report on homopathy; title: 17. Address delivered before the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; title: 18. Aphorisms on the War, I; title: 19. Aphorisms on the War, II; title: 20. Dialogue between Napoleon the First, and Jeremiah, a late citizen of the United States; title: 21. The dark side, the bright side, the practicable side.