Abstract
AMONG the least questionable services of the South Kensington establishment are the classes which have been held, under the superintendence of Prof. Huxley, and the personal guidance of three of our best physiologists, for instructing school-teachers in the elements of anatomy and physiology. The present hand-book may be taken as one result of these classes, and is interesting as an exhibition of what physiology looks like from what may be called the lay point of view.
First Principles of Human Physiology, &c.
By W. T. Pilter, certificated Teacher of the Science and Art Department. (London: Kempster, 1872.)
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S., P. First Principles of Human Physiology, &c . Nature 7, 25–26 (1872). https://doi.org/10.1038/007025a0
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