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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 10 (September 1874) (1874)

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ntageous though not perma- teenth century, the subject appears to have enlisted the at- general condition excellent." The patient subsequently re- nent results. It would seem, then, that, when human blood tention of French physicians and philosophers; and in the gained her strength and recovered.… … the details of the operations, as handed down, are very de- thing more interesting than the prevention of waste, or the THE TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD, A. D. 1667. fective, and in some instances it is known that individuals, at discovery of a way by which waste material may be turned first benefitted by…

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