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Page 148
... until it was discovered that the patient had taken a fancy to eat percussion caps
. We are told , though we can hardly credit it , that “ the caps were discharged and
the child recovered ! " 1 We should have thought that the 148 Taylor on Poisons .
... until it was discovered that the patient had taken a fancy to eat percussion caps
. We are told , though we can hardly credit it , that “ the caps were discharged and
the child recovered ! " 1 We should have thought that the 148 Taylor on Poisons .
Page 149
The statistics of death by poison in England are derived from the Registrar -
general's report , and are very interesting , though evidently imperfect . The
average mortality calculated from 1848 to 1853 ) amounts to 536 per annum .
The death of ...
The statistics of death by poison in England are derived from the Registrar -
general's report , and are very interesting , though evidently imperfect . The
average mortality calculated from 1848 to 1853 ) amounts to 536 per annum .
The death of ...
Page 150
In France , arsenic is by far the most popular poison : its fatal employment equals
that of all the rest put together ; indeed , some authorities say two - thirds of the
deaths by poison in France are to be attributed to this mineral . Opium seems to ...
In France , arsenic is by far the most popular poison : its fatal employment equals
that of all the rest put together ; indeed , some authorities say two - thirds of the
deaths by poison in France are to be attributed to this mineral . Opium seems to ...
Page 151
Poison , indeed , slays multitudes by modes unknown to themselves and
neighbours . ... made the whole family capital illustrations for a posthumous
edition of Dr. Taylor's book on poisons , under the head of accidental poisoning
by arsenic .
Poison , indeed , slays multitudes by modes unknown to themselves and
neighbours . ... made the whole family capital illustrations for a posthumous
edition of Dr. Taylor's book on poisons , under the head of accidental poisoning
by arsenic .
Page 152
... practice , has said in relation to domestic crime of the nature we are referring to
, not committed among the lower classes , that he only knew of two cases among
his patients where he believed husbands and wives had poisoned each other .
... practice , has said in relation to domestic crime of the nature we are referring to
, not committed among the lower classes , that he only knew of two cases among
his patients where he believed husbands and wives had poisoned each other .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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