PHYSIOLOGY AND ITS AIDS TO THE STUDY AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE was the name of the First Two Editions. This is titled A Manual of Physiology
PUBLISHED IN 1882, THIS IS TECHNICALLY THE THIRD EDITION, BUT THE ONLY EDITION THAT WAS AUTHORED BY JOHN FREEMAN KNOTT. BOOK IS GENERALLY VERY GOOD PLUS WITH SLIGHTLY ROUNDED CORNERS(PHOTO 9 & 11) AND SOME SURFACE WEAR TO THE FULLY INTACT BOARDS, AS WELL AS A SMALL CUT IN BOARD SURFACE AT TOP OF FRONT HINGE (SEE PHOTO 8). PAGES HAVE DUST ON EXPOSED PAGE EDGES AND AGE RELATED PAPER TONING. SOME MINOR SOILING NOTED ON PAGES HERE AND THERE. NO TEARS OR CREASES FOUND. NO WRITING FOUND BUT THE FRONT BLANK END PAPER APPEARS TO HAVE HAD A PENCILED NAME ERASED (PHOTO 2- LEFT SIDE). 665 PAGES PLUS 11 PAGES OF ADVERTISING AT REAR (PHOTO 5). PUBLISHED BY FANNIN & CO. DUBLIN
Knott, John Freeman (1853–1921), surgeon and author, was born 5 June 1853 at Kingsland, near Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon, the only son of William Knott (1798–1887), farmer and bailiff; his mother may have been a daughter of a John Freeman. He was educated at Kingsland national school while also receiving lessons in Latin and Greek from Dean Burke of Boyle. He excelled at anatomy, headed his class, and was awarded the Mapother prize (1875) and a gold medal by the Pathological Society for a monograph later published as An essay on the pathology of the oesophagus (1878). In May 1877 he took the conjoint diploma of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ireland. After graduation he visited leading European medical centres before returning to Dublin to take up a resident post at the Richmond hospital while establishing a practice at 34 York St. (1878) and gaining a reputation as a successful ‘medical crammer’. He was appointed fellow of the RCSI (1880) and a member of the RCPI (1881) and subsequently enrolled in the medical school of Dublin University, where he graduated BA (1886), MB (1887), and MD (1889). He was elected MRIA in February 1883 and contributed papers on anatomical abnormalities to its Proceedings in the same year. His medical publications include a third edition of E. D. Mapother's Manual of physiology, and of the principles of disease (1882) and a translation of Eugène Louis Doyen's Operative surgery (1913). In 1910 he moved from York St. to 2 Sallymount Terrace, Ranelagh, where he died 2 January 1921 from influenza. At the time of his death he was said to have owned a large and valuable collection of unique books.
MAPOTHER, EDWARD DILLON (1835–1908), surgeon, born at Fairview, near Dublin, on 14 Oct. 1835, was son of Henry Mapother, an official of the Bank of Ireland, and of Mary Lyons, both of co. Roscommon. In 1857 he graduated M.D. with first honours and gold medal at the Queen's University, Dublin. Before he was nineteen he began to teach anatomy, and with John Morgan (1829-1876) conducted large classes with great success at the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. On 30 May 1864 he was elected to the chair of 'Hygiene or political medicine' in the college, which had been vacant since the resignation of Henry Maunsell (1806-1879) in 1846. On 21 February 1867 he succeeded Arthur Jacob [q. v.] as professor of anatomy and physiology. In 1879 he was elected president of the college, and it was largely due to his exertions during his year of office that the dental diploma was instituted, whilst later he took a leading part in the movement which ended in the amalgamation of the Carmichael and Ledwich schools of medicine with that of the college.
This is a pretty tough book to find in physical format. The only copy I can find anywhere is in the University of Bristol Library but their copy is pretty marked up. This one is not.
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