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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 8 (1884) (1884)

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relates that the proctor of the Seminary Dr. Brown-Sequard has recently published an interesting fulcyclone. This terrible tempest carried off nearly a thou- sand men—soldiers, sutlers, or valets. It is suid that some of these were found leaning against the trunks of trees, and seeming to he still… … DEATH BY LIGHTNING. stantaneous, por even very ence that results from a per- quick (relatively at least), ception of danger. We have such as the case of a wound in the thigh. There has also particularly related the cases that comprise animals (obs. 7 4, Another and analogous case is likewise…

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