Science and Immortality 1904 [Hardcover] William Osler

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“Science and Immortality” by William Osler, published in 1904 by Houghton Mifflin Company, is a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between scientific inquiry and the age-old quest for immortality. This first edition, part of the esteemed Ingersoll Lecture series, captures Osler’s profound insights as he examines the philosophical implications of scientific advancements. The book is bound in a sturdy blue cloth with the title and author elegantly embossed on the spine. Inside, the pages are well-preserved, showcasing Osler’s articulate prose and intellectual depth. Though the book lacks illustrations, the text is embellished with decorative chapter headings. An inscription on the title page adds a personal touch, suggesting a rich history of ownership. This volume is a significant collectible for enthusiasts of medical history and philosophical discourse, reflecting Osler’s enduring influence in the realms of science and philosophy.