THE COMPOSITION

OF THE

URINE.

THE COMPOSITION

OF THE

URINE.

IN

HEALTH AND DISEASE, AND UNDER THE

ACTION OF REMEDIES.

BRARY

EDMUND A. PARKES, M.D.,

FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS; PROFESSOR OF HYGIENE IN THE ARMY MEDICAL SCHOOL;
LATE PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL MEDICINE IN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON; AND
PHYSICIAN TO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

OF THE

HOSPITAL

LONDON:

MDCCCLX.

7.

PRINTED BY J. E. ADLARD,

BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE, E C.

J53 P24 1860

TO

SIR JAMES CLARK, BART., M.D., F.R.S.,

PHYSICIAN IN ORDINARY TO THE QUEEN AND TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE CONSORT.

MY DEAR SIR JAMES,

Had I sought for a reason to dedicate this work to you, I might have found it at once in the consideration of your public reputation, or of your known opinions on the importance of teaching Medical Chemistry. But I prefer taking another ground, and asking you to accept this Dedication as a slight acknowledgment of my personal obligation to you for acts of friendship and kindness which it will be impossible for me ever to forget.

Believe me,

My dear SIR JAMES,
Faithfully yours,

E. A. PARKES.