The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 343
... strychnia : " With refer- ence to the search for strychnia , the part which I had to operate upon was in the most unfavourable condition that could possibly be for finding that poison if it had been there ; " and he proceeded to explain ...
... strychnia : " With refer- ence to the search for strychnia , the part which I had to operate upon was in the most unfavourable condition that could possibly be for finding that poison if it had been there ; " and he proceeded to explain ...
Page 345
... strychnia ought to have been detected if it existed there ! " Some irregular attempt was made by the prosecution to show that this witness had formed and expressed an opinion that the poison had really been administered , but that Dr ...
... strychnia ought to have been detected if it existed there ! " Some irregular attempt was made by the prosecution to show that this witness had formed and expressed an opinion that the poison had really been administered , but that Dr ...
Page 352
... strychnia ) is stated by Dr. Taylor to be often mixed with , and substituted for , strychnia , and is of one- sixth to one - twelfth of its strength ; and he says , " unless you are sure of the purity of the article sold to you , you ...
... strychnia ) is stated by Dr. Taylor to be often mixed with , and substituted for , strychnia , and is of one- sixth to one - twelfth of its strength ; and he says , " unless you are sure of the purity of the article sold to you , you ...
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HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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