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Présentation de l'éditeur
The translator has pleasure in introducing Dr. Freund swork to a larger circle of the English-speaking profession. For the undertaking itself he feels that no apology is needed; Dr. Freund sposition in this department of medicine more than justifies the enterprise. The author is known though the fact appears in many quarters to have been insufficiently recognised as the man to whom, perhaps, more than any other we owe the foundation of Roentgen-therapy. The following pages, indeed, speak for his arduous labours in the whole subject of radio-therapy. Apologies are rather needed for this English setting; these are freely extended, both to the author, whose meaning may possibly have been in places misconstrued, and to the reader. Here and there a somewhat free translation has been rendered necessary by the exigencies of the language a necessity which all readers of German will be the first to acknowledge. In certain places omissions have been made with the authors permission. In conclusion, the translators grateful thanks are recorded for the kindly help afforded him by many friends. G. H. Lancashire. Manchester, January,
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