The Science of Vital Force. Its Plan, Division of Function, and Operative Methods in Health and Disease .

First published in 1877, this book explores the concept of vital force, which was a popular topic in medical and philosophical circles at the time. Dunham argues that this force is what separates living organisms from non-living matter and that a proper understanding of it is crucial for maintaining good health. Although some of the scientific ideas presented in this book are outdated, it remains a fascinating glimpse into the medical theories of the past.

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