Testimonials in favour of Henry Mac Cormac, M.D.

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[1865]
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    MAC CORMACj De Rationele VerMarimg van het Ontstaan en Wezen der Longtering, en van de Wijze Deze te Voorlwmen. Te Utrecht, 1862. CONSUMPTION, SECOND EDITION, JUST PUBLISHED. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. “ Positive good must result from the general diffusion of his doc- trines in every clime and among all ranks of mankind. The chapter which teaches tlie means for the prevention of this lamentable malady is so admirably calculated to do positive good that we earnestly urge it upon the attention of our readers. In fine, the work is most able, e.\haustive, and convincing.”—Dublin Medical Press. “He strives with all the earnestness of one who feels that he has discovered a truth fraught with immense importance to mankind, to get the medical profession and the public at large to recognise that tmth, and act upon it.”—Hereford Times. MORAL SANITARY ECONOMY, in Connexion with the General Prevention of Disease. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. “ The author conducts us through the greatest of lazar-houses, the world, indicating at each step the poison to be avoided, while, he holds up the glorious results of a life of honest compliance with nature’s simple demands. We hardly know how to take leave of this important Uuatise.” —Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. “ Well adapted to the present state of society.”—Dublin Medical Press. “ Conceived in the true spirit of good-will and charity, and abounding in facts from the rich stores of the author’s mind. We strongly recom- mend it to the profession and to the public.”—Dub. Jour, of Med. Science. “ This work contains twelve chapters, handled with vigour, every one of them on a theme of vital interest to us all.”—Medical Cliir. Review. “ A series of very able essays on the moral aspects of the sanitary question. We can recommend them for their truth and eloquence.”— Atlienamm. “ Of a highly useful character. The notes and observations of an in- genious and benevolent man.”—Westminster Review. A TREATISE ON STAMMERING-, or Hesitancy of Utterance, and New Mode of Cure. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. “ The practice inculcated by Dr. Mac Cormac is in every respect com- mendable, and the suggestion of it highly meritorious.”—Good’s Study of Medicine, by Cooper. Vide also Dr. Abereromby s Worhs. PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN NATURE, As also Illustrat- ing the Prevention of Psychical Disease. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. “ It is impossible in any moderate space to fuimish a satisfactory analysis of this volume, but the current of its reasoning is cheering to our race, for it leads to the glorious conclusion that human nature in this life is susceptible of immense imiirovement, bej^ond that which it has ever yet exhibited, and that in the world to come there remains for