Abstract
SUCH a title challenges attention not merely as a scientific work but as a confession of faith. It is the credo of one of our younger men on education at this moment when there is nothing else of such importance. A huge and undigested heap of students has been shovelled into our universities by the combined pressure of war arrears and Government subsidies (8,000,000l sterling is to be spent first and last by the Treasury alone on University courses for ex-officers). These most are our inevitable masters in the decade to come. Thus vital are the principles on which Prof. Graham Kerr decides to cultivate his garden.
Zoology for Medical Students.
By Prof. J. Graham Kerr. Pp. x+485. (London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1921.) 25s. net.
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Zoology for Medical Students . Nature 108, 493–494 (1921). https://doi.org/10.1038/108493a0
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