The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 487
ause and effect, and so far the person assaulting is guilty — not of murder, but possibly of man- slaughter, if he be aware of the nature and consequences of aneurism. If, on the contrary, he is ignorant of the presence of this malady, he could scarcely be deemed guilty of an aggravated offence. T.… … oblique. The tube may be about six inches in length, and half an inch in diameter. When the sublimate produced by the combustion of twice the contents of a bulb has been obtained, it may be treated with a little water, to which a single drop of solution of ammonia has been added, when it dissolves,…
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