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Excerpt from Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Physic, Vol. 1 of 2: Delivered at King's College, London
The justification which the Editor feels to be needful for venturing to make occasional additions, is found in some Of the words Of the Author's Epilogue at the close Of his book: that a few things in the first Of these volumes would have been somewhat differently put, if they had not been already printed while I was preparing the second. The different aspect, moreover, Of some diseases upon this side Of the ocean, and the greater relative importance Of certain topics, make suitable the introduction Of a few additional pages for Ameri can readers.
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