Originally published in 1901, "The Plant Alkaloids" provides a complete analysis of the properties and effects of alkaloids found in plants. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, Thomas Anderson Henry examines the chemical structures and uses of alkaloids for medicine, including morphine, quinine, and nicotine. This comprehensive guide is a valuable resource for pharmaceutical researchers, chemists, and medical professionals.

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