Fourteen Weeks in Human Physiology

The book is in fair condition, with notable wear to the spine and cover edges. The hardcover shows signs of aging, including some discoloration and scuffing. The pages are intact but exhibit yellowing and foxing typical of books from this period. There is no dust jacket present, and the binding, while holding, is fragile.

"Fourteen Weeks in Human Physiology" by J. Dorman Steele, Ph.D., was published in 1872 by A. S. Barnes & Company in New York and Chicago. This educational text is part of Steele's renowned series, which aimed to condense complex scientific topics into accessible formats for learners of the 19th century. Steele, a prominent educator and author, crafted this work to serve both students and instructors in understanding human physiology. This edition, printed in the early 1870s, reflects the educational priorities and scientific knowledge of its time, making it a valuable piece for collectors of historical scientific literature. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, though it shows signs of age-related wear. Despite the lack of a dust jacket and any modern identifiers like an ISBN, this copy remains a tangible link to the history of science education.