Green's Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine and Surgery

We have already written favourably of the two previous volumes, and there is no doubt that articles are to be found in these volumes which it would be difficult to find elsewhere ; take, for example, the subject of cemeteries, this is fully discussed under various headings, and we even find a note 011 garden cities, on fingers, on first aid, and ou Eugenics. Of the chief articles in this book we find Dr. Jellett treats of eclampsia and Sir Halliday Croom, of ectopic gestation; the general editor, Dr. J. \y. Ballantyne, handles embryology, a subject he has made peculiarly his own; Halm of Munich writes of Enzymes, and Adams Frost, of the eye; Mr. Dowden writes of first aid, and Dr. Hope, of food ; glycosuria is treated of by Dr.