The Philosophy of Vital Motion
The Philosophy of Vital Motion
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Q. C. CHILD.
ON INDIGESTION, AND CERTAIN BILIOUS DISORDERS OFTEN CONJOINED WITH IT. To which are added. Short Notes on Diet.
8vo. cloth, 5s. 6d.
" Dr. Child has written a verv sensible book. Notwithstanding tiie triteness of the subject, we have read it through with considerable interest, and not without instruction. The author thinks dearly, and expresses himself with perspicuity and conciseness. He has brought to bear on the topics of which he treats no small amount of experience, reading, an...d reflection.**— Jlfon^A/y Journal of Medical Science.
MR. SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDQE.
THE IDEA OF LIFE. Edited by Seth B. Watson, M. D. PostSvo.
cloth, is.
** We shall conclude our notice of this interesting work, by citing a beautiful passage, which will show how truly one really great genius can estimate another of a fu difEerent order (John Hunter)."— Jlfet^tco- Chirurgical Review.
"This book is one of the finest of the late Mr. Coleridge's philoso]^hical essa^. The internal evidence is sufficient to establish its authorship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. C. CHILD.
ON INDIGESTION, AND CERTAIN BILIOUS DISORDERS OFTEN CONJOINED WITH IT. To which are added. Short Notes on Diet.
8vo. cloth, 5s. 6d.
" Dr. Child has written a verv sensible book. Notwithstanding tiie triteness of the subject, we have read it through with considerable interest, and not without instruction. The author thinks dearly, and expresses himself with perspicuity and conciseness. He has brought to bear on the topics of which he treats no small amount of experience, reading, an...d reflection.**— Jlfon^A/y Journal of Medical Science.
MR. SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDQE.
THE IDEA OF LIFE. Edited by Seth B. Watson, M. D. PostSvo.
cloth, is.
** We shall conclude our notice of this interesting work, by citing a beautiful passage, which will show how truly one really great genius can estimate another of a fu difEerent order (John Hunter)."— Jlfet^tco- Chirurgical Review.
"This book is one of the finest of the late Mr. Coleridge's philoso]^hical essa^. The internal evidence is sufficient to establish its authorship.
What to read after The Philosophy of Vital Motion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bland Radcliffe to read onlineMoreLess
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