Edge of Life William Cunningham ‘and no part is so

‘and no part is so full and complete

D’Aubigné wrote as a serious historian

Writing with intelligence and pastoral warmth

to the gracious Son

Although this book is worthy of the widest possible circulation

Edge of Life William Cunningham ‘and no part is soThe author, Dr Ling, analyses infanticide, bereavement, eugenics, ageing, suicide, hospices, autonomy, living wills and much more within the rugged ethical framework of the Judaeo Christian doctrines and the Hippocratic Oath. His conclusion is that modern medicine has lost its way because it has departed from its historic foundations. To counter this, the author calls for a return to the culture of life and the exercise of "principled compassion".