The Student's Guide to Human Osteology (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Student's Guide to Human Osteology

In the parts of the work which contain the description of the bones, I have here and there often followed a somewhat different plan from that hitherto employed in text-books on this subject, and where this has been done I have generally called attention to the fact. The accounts of the mechanical struc ture of the bones are chiefly the result of observa tions which I have rather recently made, and pub lished in 1875, in the St. Thomas's Hospital Reports.

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