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Show RECOMMENDATIONS. l'lie practical illustrations are copious, and selected with careful ntteno Lion, and judicious discrimination, from a wide field of personal experience and observation. _ ' The style is interesting, familiar, and impressive. The descriptions clear, concise, and energetic. The operations are performed according to the most modern and improved modes of Surgical Practice. Many Ofthe im-r SYSTEM proveinents are peculiar to this work ; being the fruits of an industrious life, uncommon sagucity, and minute investigation. In short, the merits of the work are so obvious and numerous, that the perusal must ensure the approbation of every surgical practitioner. NATHAN SMITH. ‘KIEssns. HALE & HOSMER. V From Doctor .qusrm F. Cogswell, of Hartford, (00".) HARTFORD, January, 1812. lInssns. HALE 8; 1105211312, oPERATIVE SURGERY, GENTLE MEN-It is with pleasure I Comply with your request in giving my opinion of CHARLES BELL's OPERATIVE SURGERY, which you about re-publishing‘. I have no hesitation in pronouncing it the best are work of its kind that I have ever read. Its most distinguished excellence, however, in my Opinion, consists, in rendering plain and intelligible, the most difficult parts of those operations which have hitherto been at best imperfectly understood. MASON F. COGSW'ELL. "WM 171 am John IVarren, 3!. .0. Professor qfflnazomy and Smgery, at Cambridge Unlnersity, and Jelm 0. Warren, JM 1). adjunct Profissar of the above branches at the same place. BOSTON, March 30th, 1812. The subscribers are of opinion that BELL's OPERATIVE SURGERY pos« sesses some peculiar merits as a practical \Vork, and that its republication in this Country will be highly useful to the profession. They therefore very t'ordiall y concur with other gentlemen in recommending it to practiti oners of Surgery. _, FOUNDED ON THE BJISIS 0F JUWITOJU'. VOLUME 1!, i JOHN WARREN, JOHN C. W'ARREN, _._. From Thomas Hubbard, 31. D. ofPongfret, (Conn) POMFRET, May 19th, 1812. Messns. HALE & IIOSNER, BY CHARLES BELL. llearn with pleasure that you are republishing CHARLES BELL's Orr;12 AT} vr. SURGERY. I think it a most excellent'Wo rk, and calculated to be of great utility to the medical profession. THOMAS HUBBARD. 1‘1}? S T flflllEIZICuZVV‘ L‘DH"10$ '. -.-- From Doctor Daniel Sheldon, ofLilclg/z‘eld, (Com) HARTFORD, July 271b, 1812. Messns. IIALE 8t Hosmsn being engaged in ire-publishing BanLL's SYSTEM or OPERATIVE SURGERY, have requested CHARLES my opinion «:1 the same. Can say, that I consider it a "fork of great merit, calculated not only for the improvement of the young practitioner in shock of reference it is at least equal, i not superior the science, but as to any thing of the. kind I have seen. HJRTFURJ) .rnwrnn BY HALE s; nosunu. ......-a.....¢ DANIEL SHELDON 18152. |