This medical treatise examines the causes and symptoms of tuberculosis, drawing on the latest research and scientific discoveries of the late 19th century. Henry MacCormac and Henry Renshaw provide a detailed analysis of the pathology of Tubercle, as well as a critical appraisal of Dr. Robert Koch's work on the subject.

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