CHAP VIII. Age of Renovation (continued).--Animal Magnetism: Mesmer. Braid. --Brunonianism: John Brown.--Realism: Pinel. Bichat. Avenbrugger. Werlliof. Frank.--Surgery: Petit. Desault. Scarpa. Gimbernat. Heister. Von Siebold. Richter. Cheselden. Monro (1st). Pott. John Hunter. B. Bell, J. Bell, C. Bell. Smellie. Denman.--Revival of Experimental Study: Haller. Winslow. Portal. Yieq d'Azvr. Morgagni.--Inoculation against Smallpox: Lady Montagu. Edward Jenner............................. 203-221 CHAP IX. Age of Renovation (continued).--The Eighteenth Century; General Considerations. Foundation of Learned Societies, etc. The Royal College of Surgeons; the Josephinum.--The Nineteenth Century Realistie Reaction Against Previous Idealism. Influence of Comte, of Claude Bernard, and of Charles Darwin. Influence Exerted by Other Sciences.--Theory of Excitement: Roeschlaub.--Stimolo and Contrastimolo: Kasori.--Homoeopathy: Halineiaim.--Isopatly, Electrohomoeopathy of Mattei.--Cranioscopy, or Phrenology: Gall and Spurzlieim.--The Physiological Theory: Broussais.--Paris Pathological School: Cruveillier. Andral. Louis. Magendie. Trousseau. Claude Bernard.--British Medicine: Bell and Hall. Travel's.--Germany, School of Natural Philosophy: Johannes Müller.--School of Natural History: Schonlein.--New Vienna School: Rokitansky. Skoda.................................... 230-252 CHAP X. Age of Transition (concluded).--New Vienna School (concluded): von Hebra. Czermak and Türck. Juger. Arlt. Gruber. Politzer.--German School of Physiological Medicine: Roser.--School of Rational Medicine: Henle.--Pseudoparacelsism: Rademaeher.--Hydrotherapeutics: Priessnitz.--Modern Vitalism: Virchow.--Seminalism: Bouchut.--Parasitism and the Germ-theory: Davaine. Pasteur. Chauveau. Klebs. F. J. Cohn. Koch. Lister.--Advances in Physical Diagnosis: Laënnec. Piorry.--Surgery: Delpecli. Stro-meyer. Sims. Bozeman. McDowell. Boyer. Larrey. Dupuytren. Cloquet. Civiale. Vidal. Velpeau. Malgaigne. Nélaton. Sir Astley Cooper. Brodie. Guthrie. Syme. Simpson. Langenbeck. Billroth.................................................. 253-275 CHAP XI. History of Medicine in America.--The Colonial Physicians. Medical Study under Preceptors. Inoculation against Small-pox. Military Surgery During the Revolutionary War. Earliest Medical Teaching and Teachers in this Country. The First Medical Schools. Benjamin Rush. The First Medical Journals. Brief List of the Best-Known American Physicians and Surgeons.... 276-299 CHAP XII.