Books by BERNARD CLAUDE

New York:: Dover. 1957. paperback. 2. 8vo. xix, 226 pp. Printed wrappers. Burndy bookplate. Very good. ... more information

Geneve: A L'enseigne Du Cheval Aile, 1945. Soft cover. Very Good. Nice copy of this limited edition in the original wrappers. Copy #1019 of 3150. ... more information

hardcover. Translated by H.C. Greene; Introduction by L.J. Henderson. 226pp, 8vo, 8vo, cloth. New York: Henry Schuman, 1949. First published in 1865, it "struck cultivated minds with admiration and astonishment. ... more information

hardcover. 226pp., tall 8vo, cloth; (previous owner's name in inside front cover). New York: The MacMillan Co., (1927). Very good. ... more information

NY: Macmillan. 1927. Binding lightly shelfworn; corners just a bit rubbed and bumped. Ex-. library, black tape remains to lower half of spine, private. presentation bookplate on front pastedown, neat stamps on front free. endpaper and rear pastedown, and glue stains from pocket removal on. rear pastedown. A good copy only of the first edition in English.. Orig. cloth xix, (2), 226 pp. 8vo. "Probably the greatest classic on the principles of physiological investigation and of the scientific method as ap... more information

Birmingham: Classics of Medicine Library. Very Good. (1980). Hardcover. Bernard, Claude. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE. (Birmingham: Classics of Medicine Library, 1980). 226 pages, full leather with decorative gilt stamping. Bright and complete, Fine condition. . ... more information

Paris: Preses Universitaires de France. 1947. Contemp. ownership signature on front cover. Wrappers a bit chipped.. Light marginal browning. A very good copy.. Orig. printed wrapps. First edition. xlviii, 308pp. 8vo. Bernard's epochal Introduction à l'etude de la médecine expérimental, , (1865), was originally conceived of as merely the preface of a planned "grand treatise", Principes de Médecine Expérimentale, for which Bernard wrote the rough drafts of ... more information

Birmingham :: Classics of Medicine Library,, [1980].. Fine Condition. Facsimile of the New York 1927 edition translated by Henry Copley Greene, A. M. and introduced by Lawrence J. Henderson. Bound in the publisher's original steel grey composition leather with the title stamped in gilt on the spine. Decorations stamped in gilt on the covers and spine. Three raised bands on spine. All edges gilt. Marbelled end papers. Previous owner's bookplate on front paste down end paper. ... more information

Birmingham: Classics of Medicine, 1980. hardcover. fine. Translated by Henry Copley Greene. With an Introduction by Lawrence J. Henderson. xix + 226pp., 8vo, full gilt-decorated purple leather, a.e.g. Birmingham: The Classics of Medicine Library, (1980). A fine copy. The separately printed editors' notes are present. Facsimile of the New York: Macmillan, 1927 edition ... more information

New York:: Macmillan. 1927. hardcover. 2. 8vo. xix, [5], 226 pp. Green cloth, blind-stamped covers, gilt-stamped spine title; lightly rubbed. Very good. . Garrison and Morton 1766.501. ... more information

Henry Schuman. 1949. Later printing. Hardcover. Very Good. 1949 edition of this 19th century classic, hardback in dust jacket, with George Wald's 1950 signature and stamp for the Biological Laboratories at Harvard. Very good in lightly soiled jacket. Important association copy in that Wald, who won the Nobel Prize in 1969 for his studies of retinal chemistry and physiology, cites as his main influence the rhodopsin studies and findings of Wilhelm Friedrich Kühne, who studied originally with Claude ... more information

Paris:: J.-B. Baillière et fils. 1881. paperback. 1. 8vo. viii, 384, [ads] 4, 8 pp. Woodburytype frontis. port. Later blue library cloth, original wrappers bound in; corner of wrapper chipped away. FINE. viii, 384, [ads] 4, 8 pp. Woodburytype frontis. port. Later blue library cloth, original wrappers bound in; corner of wrapper chipped away. FINE. . FIRST EDITION. Contains an introduction by Mathias Duval, notices by E. Renan, Paul Bert and Armand Moreau, an analytical index to the complete works of ... more information

Paris: Librairie J.-B. Bailliere et fils,, 1881.. 8vo, viii, 384, (2), (6 ads)pp, frontisportrait, orig. printed wrappers bound-in. Recent maroon calf, spine lettered in gilt. A few tiny abrasions at spine, else a fine, unopened copy.. The Table Alphabetique et Analytique to the collected works, published in 18 volumes 1855-1881. ... more information

Paris:: J.-B. Baillière. 1865. hardcover. 1. 8vo. 400 pp. Modern quarter brown morocco over marbled boards, gilt- stamped spine title with raised bands. Previous owner’s inked signature. Fine. . FIRST EDITION, FIRST IMPRESSION. A handsome copy. “Probably the greatest classic on the principles of physiological investigation and of the scientific method as applied to the life sciences.” [Garrison-Morton]. “Intended as a prologue to a multi-volume work on the principles of experiment... more information

First Edition. hardcover. 3-400pp (lacks the half title). 8vo, contemporary calf- backed marbled boards (edgeworn; joints and spine ends neatly repaired; several ex-library stamps but otherwise a very clean copy). Paris, London & Madrid: J.B. Bailliere et Fils, 1865. Second issue of the first edition. Scarce. The second issue of this historic work - with 3 cities listed on the title page, and "Martinet" on page 400. This is Bernard's most important theoretical contribution, in which he br... more information