Carpenter's principles of human physiology . $ttttfj Gfcttiou LONDONJ. & A. CHURCHILL, NEW BURLINGTON STREET 1881 .33 V ivi m A EDITORS PEEFACE. In the preparation of this Edition the general arrangement of thework has been preserved, except that the sections on Pathologyhave been condensed, partly with the view of reducing the size ofthe volume, and partly because large treatises are now devoted tothis subject, which, when the earlier editions of the work werepublished, was still in its infancy. Every page has undergonerevision, and to some paragraphs considerable additions have beenmade. In
Carpenter's principles of human physiology . $ttttfj Gfcttiou LONDONJ. & A. CHURCHILL, NEW BURLINGTON STREET 1881 .33 V ivi m A EDITORS PEEFACE. In the preparation of this Edition the general arrangement of thework has been preserved, except that the sections on Pathologyhave been condensed, partly with the view of reducing the size ofthe volume, and partly because large treatises are now devoted tothis subject, which, when the earlier editions of the work werepublished, was still in its infancy. Every page has undergonerevision, and to some paragraphs considerable additions have beenmade. In Physiological Chemistry the standard works of Hoppe-Seylerand of Hofmann have been taken as guides; and the Editor regretsthat the valuable treatise, of Professor Gamgee appeared too recentlyto enable him to make use of it in the preparation of the sectionson this subject. In Histology the treatises of Eanvier, Frey, Toldt and Krause,and the excellent Atlas in course of publication by Klein and NobleSmith, have been chiefly consulted. I
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