. The first lines of the practice of surgery: designed as an introduction for students, and a concise book of reference for practitioners (Volume 2). YORK: JAMES V. SEAMAN,—296 PEARL-STREET, J. Seymour, Printer. 1822. *a DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER, RESPECTING THE PLATES. Plate X to face p. 5 XI p. 7 XII. 1 XIII. f at the end of the Volume, with the ex- XIV. J J XVI p. 353 XVII p. 319 XVIII p. 430 PREFACE TO THE SECOJVD VOLUME,FOURTH EDITION. The greater part of this Volume consists of obser-vations, which have been collected since the lastedition of the Dictionary of Practical Sur
. The first lines of the practice of surgery: designed as an introduction for students, and a concise book of reference for practitioners (Volume 2). YORK: JAMES V. SEAMAN,—296 PEARL-STREET, J. Seymour, Printer. 1822. *a DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER, RESPECTING THE PLATES. Plate X to face p. 5 XI p. 7 XII. 1 XIII. f at the end of the Volume, with the ex- XIV. J J XVI p. 353 XVII p. 319 XVIII p. 430 PREFACE TO THE SECOJVD VOLUME,FOURTH EDITION. The greater part of this Volume consists of obser-vations, which have been collected since the lastedition of the Dictionary of Practical Surgery: tothe subjects teated of in that work, they form essen-tial additions, while they complete, as far as my pre-sent leisure enables me to do, a publication, moreparticularly designed as an introduction to , in order to avoid repetitions, and makeroom for new matter, I have now omitted a few to-pics, of which I had no very different views to offerfrom those comprised in the Dictionary; nor shall 1in any future edition of the latter book presume todescribe again various interesting suggestions andmodes of practice now
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