Excerpt from Institutes of Surgery, Arranged in the Order of the Lectures Delivered in the University of Edinburgh, Vol. 1 of 2
The study of Surgery, an art unexampled in the weight of responsibility which it imposes, must be prosecuted in more than one way, - at lectures, by attendance on the hospital, and by reading. There must be a book of ready reference. That book to be useful must recall to the reader's recollection the demonstrations and the reasonings which he has heard at lecture; for no book can be written which is sufficient for the practice of the profession: And it should state correctly, however shortly, the rules which are to guide the judgment and the hand of the practitioner, in the moment in which he is called upon to the performance of his high duties.
The book should also contain references to some of the best Authors, with a recommendation of those which ought to be read.
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