OUTLINES 
OF 
OBSTETRICS. 
A SYLLABUS OF LECTURES 
DELIVEBED AT LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL 
CHAKLES JEWETT, A. M., M. D., 
BY 
Professor of Obstetrics and Pediatrics in the College, and Obstetrician 
to the Hospital. 
EDITED BY 
HAEOLD F. JEWETT, M. D. 
This book treats only of the general facts and principles of ob- 
stetrics ; these are stated in concise terms and in a systematic and 
natural order of sequence, theoretical discussion being as far as 
possible avoided; the subject is thus presented in a form to be 
most easily grasped and remembered by the student. Special at- 
tention has been devoted to practical questions of diagnosis and 
treatment, and in general particular prominence given to facts 
which the student most needs to know. The condensed form of 
statement and the orderly arrangement of topics adapt it to the 
wants of the busy practitioner as a means of refreshing his knowl- 
edge of the subject and a handy manual for daily reference. 
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OF 
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 
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TOXICOLOGY. 
BY 
HENRY CHAPMAN, M.D., 
Professor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence in the Jefferson 
Medical College of Philadelphia ; Member of the College of Physicians 
of Philadelphia, of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Phila- 
delphia, of the American Philosophical Society, and of 
the Zoological Society of Philadelphia. 
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