Nerves of the Human Body

Nerves of the Human Body, by Alfred William Hughes, offers a detailed exploration of the nervous system. Published in 1890, this historical text provides insights into the anatomical structure and physiological function of nerves, reflecting the scientific understanding of the late 19th century.

Hughes meticulously describes the various components of the nervous system, offering a comprehensive resource for students and practitioners of medicine. This book remains valuable for those interested in the history of medicine and the evolution of neurological science. It provides a detailed look into the medical knowledge of the time.

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