10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEPHITISM»
Discover the use of
mephitism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mephitism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Medico-Chirurgical Review
So they doubtless do, and they, moreover, shew that in some cases of recovery
from mephitism, a disease, apparently the effect of a morbid poison, followed,
though not fever. But this writer has, like Dr. Smith, confounded the action of two ...
James Johnson, M.D. and Henry James Johnson, Esq., 1841
2
Dunglison's American medical library
So they doubtless do, and they, moreover, show that in some cases of recovery
from mephitism, a disease, apparently the effect of a morbid poison, followed,
though not fever. But this writer has, like Dr. Smith, confounded the action of two ...
3
An inquiry into the sources and mode of action of the poison ...
So they doubtless do, and they, moreover, shew that in some cases of recovery
from mephitism, a disease, apparently the effect of a morbid poison, followed,
though not fever. But this writer has, like Dr. Smith, confounded the action of two ...
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review
With joy, therefore, do we abandon the mephitism of literary compilers, and turn
to the results of experience in our own island. Instead of the horrible and
unspeakable names, Russian and German, whom we have been consulting for a
year or ...
5
The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
This mephitism, he says, is so inherent, that even time cannot dissipate it; witness
the Danj'on at Vincennes, when it ceased to be a prison of time, under the
ministry of MaIesherbes-the persons who had been prisoners init, were, among a
...
He found him motionless inbed, com pletely deprived of consciousness.
Terrorstrnck by the idea of sudden death, he immediately sent in search of a
doctor, who suspected a case of asphyxia by mephitism. His suspicions were
confirmed ...
Terror- struck by the idea of sudden death, he immediately sent in search of a
doctor, who suspected a case of asphyxia by mephitism His suspicions were
confirmed by the sight of a night-lamp, which had gone out although well
supplied with ...
8
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
met with in these places, when the air is not properly renewed ; but only two kinds
of mephitism have been distinguished. The first is produced by the
hydrosulphuret of ammonia. This is the most common and the most terrible. It is in
the inside ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1855
9
Scott's Monthly Magazine
Terror-struck by the idea of sudden death, he immediately sent in search of a
doctor, who suspected a case of asphyxia by mephitism. His suspicions were
confirmed by the sight of a night- lamp, which had gone out, although well
supplied ...
William J. Scott, William Henry Wylly, 1869
10
The Sessional Papres Printed by Order of the House of Lords, ...
met with in these places, when the air is not properly renewed ; but only two kinds
of mephitism have been distinguished. The first is produced by the
hydrosnlphuret of ammonia. This is the most common and the most terrible. It is in
the inside ...
