64. Diagrams from Borelli, to illustrate movements of muscles 130
65. Diagram of muscular action 131
66. Two Plates from Bernard Siegfried Albinus’ Anatomical Plates of the Muscles of Man, Leyden, 1747 141
67. Windmill ventilator designed by the Rev. Stephen Hales. From a print in the British Museum 147
68-70. Experiments illustrating the effects of metallic contacts on the nerves and muscles of frogs’ legs. From A. Galvani, On Electric Forces, 1792 149
71-3. Volta’s figures of the electric pile and crown of cups 150
74-5. Illustrating the chemistry of burning and breathing, from a work issued by Mayow in 1674 152
76. Apparatus from Joseph Priestley’s Experiments and Observations on different Kinds of Air, 1774 154
77. Lavoisier in his laboratory making experiments on breathing. From a contemporary sketch 155
78. Part of the lung of Dr. Samuel Johnson, from a drawing published by Matthew Baillie 158
79-82. Laënnec’s wooden stethoscope, from the first edition of his work On Instrumental Auscultation 161
83. Lying-in scene in the sixteenth century, from a contemporary work on Midwifery 163
84-6. Early obstetric instruments 164
87. John Hunter’s country house at Earl’s Court, Kensington, before its demolition in 1886. Reproduced, by the kind permission of Mrs. George Martin, from The Asclepiad, VIII 165
88. An eighteenth-century Quarantine station (Naples) 173
89-90. Illustrating the textile trade from home industry to factory work with the consequent break-up of the family as the labour unit. The upper picture from a drawing by George Walker, the lower from Economic Botany: The Cotton Manufacture 175
91. Graph showing approximate growth of population in England and Wales 1670-1830 176
91a. Tables illustrating vital conditions in the eighteenth century 177
92. St. Bartholomew’s Hospital at Smithfield, London, in 1720. From Strype’s edition of Stow’s Survey 179
93. The Pest House in Tothill Fields, London, in 1796. From a print in the British Museum 181
94. Hand of Dairymaid infected with cow-pox, from figure by Jenner 184
95. A cartoon by Robert Cruikshank 191
96. Annual death-rate in London per thousand living over 85 years 196
97. The Old Dreadnought Hospital Ship 199
98. Diagram of Transverse section of the Spinal Cord, &c. 208
99. Diagram to illustrate Reflex 209
100. Diagram to illustrate Cerebral localization 210
101. Thomas Young’s Kymograph 217
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