The Pharmacist at Work (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Part of this work first appeared as a series of arti cles in Merck's Report of 1895 and 1896. Numer ous favorable comments on these papers and the ex pressed Wish of many readers to have them presented in book-form induced me to rearrange and complete them so as to include all the official pharmaceutical preparations. I here render my thanks to the editor and publishers of Merck's Report, for their consent to have these essays - even though in altered and enlarged form - reproduced in this volume.

In offering this book to my pharmaceutical brethren, I trust that its performance may be measured by its plan. There is no intention to present a complete or systematically grouped delineation of the science or art of pharmacy; nor is the book expected to replace or supersede any other existing work. Its main object is to depict, through the means of examples drawn from actual occurrence, the necessity of combining theoretical knowledge With practical experience in order to meet the many emergencies of our profession; further, to place before the older pharmacists a model of how they may effectively instruct their apprentices, and, finally.

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