A Handbook of the Practice of Forensic Medicine, Based Upon Personal Experience V. 1
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The lungs were quite putrid, the heart flabby and shrivelled, the stomach, spleen, kidneys, and liver already in a more or less advanced stage of putrefaction. The decision naturally arrived at was, that whether the child had died of croup or no, could neither be decided with certainty nor pro- bability.
Case XXIII. — Exhumation aftee, twenty-three Days, foe, the PUEPOSE OF DETEEMINING DeATH BY ArSENICAL PoISONING.
The wife of a physician had raised an action of divorce against her husband, who... was ordered to repay her dowry of 12,000 dollars (£1,800). On the evening of the 8th of May, while the case was yet under appeal, the family ate a herring salad. The wife who ate alone in a back chamber, had her portion sent her by her husband.
All the family remained unaffected ; the wife, however, was seized with vomiting during the night, which lasted four days, and cut her off on tlie 12th of May. Her husband allowed her to be opened by a surgeon, a friend of his own, who was struck by the quantity of eau de Cologne the husband poured into her abdomen at the time of the autopsy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lungs were quite putrid, the heart flabby and shrivelled, the stomach, spleen, kidneys, and liver already in a more or less advanced stage of putrefaction. The decision naturally arrived at was, that whether the child had died of croup or no, could neither be decided with certainty nor pro- bability.
Case XXIII. — Exhumation aftee, twenty-three Days, foe, the PUEPOSE OF DETEEMINING DeATH BY ArSENICAL PoISONING.
The wife of a physician had raised an action of divorce against her husband, who... was ordered to repay her dowry of 12,000 dollars (£1,800). On the evening of the 8th of May, while the case was yet under appeal, the family ate a herring salad. The wife who ate alone in a back chamber, had her portion sent her by her husband.
All the family remained unaffected ; the wife, however, was seized with vomiting during the night, which lasted four days, and cut her off on tlie 12th of May. Her husband allowed her to be opened by a surgeon, a friend of his own, who was struck by the quantity of eau de Cologne the husband poured into her abdomen at the time of the autopsy.
What to read after A Handbook of the Practice of Forensic Medicine, Based Upon Personal Experience V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casper, Johann Ludwig, 1796-1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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