Principles and practice of medicine osler first edition

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The principles and practice of medicine: designed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine , Appleton. Appleton and Company. The principles and practice of medicine: desogmed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine , D. Microform in English - 3rd ed. Appleton and Co. Classifications Library of Congress RC O8 Community Reviews 0 Feedback?

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Appleton in English - 4th ed. Appleton Microform in English - 3rd ed. Appleton and Company in English - 2d ed. Appleton and Company in English. December 19, Edited by ImportBot. August 12, Edited by WorkBot. April 14, Very minor shelf wear. Writing on front end page, small book plate of binder on inside front cover. Pages are slightly yellow but in very good condition.

First edition is , this is 2nd printing of first edition dated Designed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine. Osler was a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London. Listed on , other Medical and Hygenic works in the last eight pages of the book. The four pages that precede this list display Titles and descriptions of other medical works which can be sold by subscription only.

Very interesting book. General wear, front hinge weak, text very firm and tight, pages yellowing, protective mylar jacket, "ex libris" bookplate on inside of front cover, penciling on front end paper, cover scuffed, gilt on spine, charts and graphs in text, first edition second issue, slight wrinkle to spine, unmarked text. This edition is First Edition, Second Issue.

Index is 28 pages, 14 pages of ADS in rear. Used - Hardcover Condition: Near Fine. Condition: Near Fine. True first edition, first printing, first state. Misprint of "Georgias" on quotation page. Ads dated November Rebound in recent tan calf with label to spine. Lacking prelims up to the title page. Internally unmarked. Light toning to pages, with small chip along top edge of title page.

Original red cloth. Joints rubbed. Corners of covers bumped and worn. Inner hinges cracked. Institutional ink stamp on front flyleaf and title page. Ink markings on pp. Sixth Edition, first state. This is No. Osler from the author' that is now in the Osler Library collection. Some copies of the first state [as with this copy] bear the holographic inscription 'Sincerely yours Wm Osler' on the supernumerary leaf, apparently for later presentation.

The second state may be distinguished by the absence of the presentation page" Richard L. I will add a number of men to your list. With kind regards, Sincerely yours, Wm Osler [signed]. He became Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford in Besides being one of the greatest of all clinicians, he was possessed of a fine literary style and an extensive knowledge of medical bibliography.

Garrison has written of him: 'When he came to die, Osler was, in a very real sense, the greatest physician of our time.