into it, ranging from boundless, mercenary cupidity and indescribable cruelty to self sacrificing love that has found no test too severe.
Preachments covering the scope of every sermon life's experiences produce abound in its every development in such blunt, powerful form that he who runs may read and he who reads may bring them home to himself.
Precedents in medical jurisprudence have been established, medical and legal reputations made and lost.
To the student of human nature, then, this volume will carry a message. Also, to the moralist and the teacher, the physician and the lawyer. Nor will this list exhaust the field of those who may find something of interest and benefit within its pages, for the field is as broad as mankind.
If it is received in the spirit in which it is given to the public, free from any disposition to pander to mere morbid curiosity or to exploit that which is reprehensible in moral makeup, it shall have accomplished the purpose of
The Author.
