The “Encyclopædia Britannica”—The Nile

Encyclopædia of the Eye

Encyclopædia Medica

hundred pages, are a continuation of those formerly reviewed {vide vols. xvii. and xviii.). Some thirty to forty principal articles are to be found in each volume, and these, written by authorities on the respective subjects, are important monographs. In a comprehensive work like this there must of necessity be some inequality, but for the most part the editor has successfully avoided this diff...

Green's Encyclopædia Medica

Nothnagel's Encyclopædia, Tuberculosis

The British Encyclopædia of Medical Practice

This volume includes subjects from hyperchlorhydria to leucorrhcea. It would seem that the original estimate of eleven volumes was optimistic, as at volume VII we are not half-way through the alphabet.* This volume is by far the fattest so far issued, but the actual number of pages is not far above the average. There are an unusually large number of plates. The first chapter is by Professor Hen...