Modern Methods in Nursing
as matron in America. She, therefore, is able to combine the practice of several different schools, and give us the best of them. We have no hesitation in saying that she has given up one of the best text-books of nursing of the present da}', and one we would confidently recommend, not only to probationers, but also to those whose duty it is to lecture to nurses and others. Nothing has been omitted, and the scientific side of such subjects, as bacteriology, has been sufficiently, and simpty dealt with, to enable a nurse to realise the reasons for all the