Headache and Other Morbid Cephalic Sensations

Dr. Campbell has brought together in this substantial volume a vast amount of information and suggestion upon this common but ill-understood symptom of headache. Not only does he record his own experience and opinion upon the various points at issue, but, that he has read widely and quoted wisely, the many extracts from other authors, ancient and modern, incorporated in the text and appended in foot-notes, amply prove. It would be superfluous to say that no fault exists in the book?every author and every critic has his own idea of what is most appropriate, but we do venture to express the opinion that it would have been possible to have avoided some diffuseness and to have exercised