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‘The Hunterian Lectures on Colour-Vision and Colour-Blindness’ by F. W. Edridge-Green is a seminal work that explores the complexities of human perception of color and its variations, particularly focusing on colour-blindness. Delivered during a series of renowned lectures, the book delves into the physiological and psychological aspects of color vision, illustrating the science behind how we perceive colors. Edridge-Green meticulously categorizes different types of color deficiencies and discusses their implications on daily life, education, and professions.His comprehensive approach combines clinical observations, experimental data, and practical applications, making it accessible for both professionals in the field and lay readers interested in the intricacies of human vision. The work is not only a valuable resource for optometrists and medical practitioners but also serves as an enlightening guide for anyone curious about the wonders and limitations of human sight. Overall, Edridge-Green’s lectures are a cornerstone in the study of color vision.