Excerpt from Syllabus of Pharmacy Course: Department of Pharmacy, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston, Mass
To better enable the students in the Department of Pharmacy to follow the course of instruction there given, I devised a syllabus, modelled in part upon that proposed by the late Prof. Proctor. It was so well received that, at the request of the Board of Trustees, an interleaved edition has been printed, in form much more convenient than previous issues. It has been hurriedly prepared, and undoubtedly can be much improved, hence the provision of blank pages On which additions and corrections can be made. Being but a mere outline Of the course of study, or a synopsis of the lectures, i't cannot take the place Of the lectures themselves, but may serve as an aid in taking notes upon the principal.
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