Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Optometrist's Manual, Vol. 2: A Treatise on the Science and Practice of Optometry
The popularity of these two volumes as text and refer ence books is explained by their remarkable lucidity of state ment and the omission of confusing technicalities, which makes them especially valuable to students.
The author's quarter of a century experience as a teacher of practical optometry in conjunction with his profound knowl edge of the subject, qualify him in a special manner to com pile a work of this character, the value of which is best shown in its universal popularity.
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