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Prefatory Note To Vol Ii
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I CANNOT allow this volume to go to the world without an allusion to the grievous loss therapeutic Art and Science have sustained since the appearance of its predecessor. By the death of James Compton Burnett the world loses one of the greatest therapeutic lights of his generation. To his intimates Burnett was this and he was something more—a whole—hearted friend, a resourceful help in the face of difficulty, and the most inspiring of comrades. It is thus a singularly bitter disappointment to me that he did not live to see completed a work in which he took a keen interest, and in which is embodied so much that is his own. Reviewers of Burnett's works have sometimes complained that he used ou ClarkeDoseNo dose stated in the library’s books
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