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... cause of death . This leads me to the next reform which I have to propose . What happens now in the case of a sudden or violent death ? Almost invariably the medical practitioner who happens to be nearest is sent for . He examines the ...
... cause of death . This leads me to the next reform which I have to propose . What happens now in the case of a sudden or violent death ? Almost invariably the medical practitioner who happens to be nearest is sent for . He examines the ...
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... cause of death . It has not been amongst the least of the scandals which lately have brought discredit upon the office of Coroner , that inquests have been held , causing serious pain and annoyance to the relations of the deceased ...
... cause of death . It has not been amongst the least of the scandals which lately have brought discredit upon the office of Coroner , that inquests have been held , causing serious pain and annoyance to the relations of the deceased ...
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... cause of death , but in many cases it initiates criminal proceedings . I may remind the unprofessional portion of my audience that a verdict of murder or man- slaughter by a Coroner's Jury justifies , and indeed requires , the arrest of ...
... cause of death , but in many cases it initiates criminal proceedings . I may remind the unprofessional portion of my audience that a verdict of murder or man- slaughter by a Coroner's Jury justifies , and indeed requires , the arrest of ...
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... cause of death might thus either be burked altogether , or be less thorough than it would other- wise have been . Certainly , if well founded , this objection . would be a formidable one . And , I fully admit that there was a time when ...
... cause of death might thus either be burked altogether , or be less thorough than it would other- wise have been . Certainly , if well founded , this objection . would be a formidable one . And , I fully admit that there was a time when ...
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... cause to which I have been alluding . And if there be any foundation for such a supposi- tion , it surely becomes the interest of us all to see that these causes should cease to operate . How can this be effected ? The problem does not ...
... cause to which I have been alluding . And if there be any foundation for such a supposi- tion , it surely becomes the interest of us all to see that these causes should cease to operate . How can this be effected ? The problem does not ...
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