SCIENCE AND IMMORTALITY - Osler, 1st 1904 - IMMORTAL MAN HUMANITY EXISTENCE CABINET CARDS / PHOTOS old faded water stain on

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SCIENCE AND IMMORTALITY - Osler, 1st 1904 - IMMORTAL MAN HUMANITY EXISTENCE CABINET CARDS / PHOTOS old faded water stain onSCIENCE AND IMMORTALITY Book Details + Condition: Houghton Mifflin Company (Boston and New York). First Edition, 1904. 54 pages. Book measures 7. 25" x 5". The Ingersoll Lecture on the Immortality of Man. The author, William Osler, is often credited as "The Father of Modern Medicine". In very good condition: tight binding; rubbed corners; light shelf wear to boards; text is clean and unmarked save one note in pen.