MEMOIRS.

My dear Sir
I return you my best Thanks for your Book which you did me the favor of sending. I have read the new Matter with which I am well pleased. I feel also obliged to you for your kind Wishes, & asure you that they are on my part reciprocal I am a cripple with Rheumatism & good for nothing but still remain

My dear Sir
Yrs. most sincerely
John Abernethy

Enfield
26 April
To George Macilwain Esqre

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I.[1]
CHAPTER II.[10]
CHAPTER III.[17]
CHAPTER IV.[25]
CHAPTER V.[31]
CHAPTER VI.[41]
CHAPTER VII.[55]
CHAPTER VIII.[61]
CHAPTER IX.[78]
CHAPTER X.[86]
CHAPTER XI.[93]
CHAPTER XII.[99]
CHAPTER XIII.[106]
CHAPTER XIV.[118]
CHAPTER XV.[126]
CHAPTER XVI.[143]
CHAPTER XVII.[164]
CHAPTER XVIII.[173]
CHAPTER XIX.[181]
CHAPTER XX.[188]
CHAPTER XXI.[197]
CHAPTER XXII.[217]
CHAPTER XXIII.[234]
CHAPTER XXIV.[240]
CHAPTER XXV.[247]
CHAPTER XXVI.[253]
CHAPTER XXVII.[266]
CHAPTER XXVIII.[284]
CHAPTER XXIX.[296]
CHAPTER XXX.[311]
CHAPTER XXXI.[327]
CHAPTER XXXII.[340]
CHAPTER XXXIII.[355]
CHAPTER XXXIV.[369]
INDEX.[391]