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1
England in Shakespeare's Day
And this is the true narrative of this act of empoisonment which I have summarily
recited. [Here Bacon addressed the accused.] Now for the distribution of the
proofs : there are four heads of proofs to prove you guilty, my Lord of Somerset, of
this ...
2
A System of Obstetric Medicine and Surgery: Theoretical and ...
This blood-empoisonment is, perhaps, the earliest and the simplest form of
puerperal fever ; but it rarely exists alone. It is soon complicated with — 2. The
accumulation of the waste-stuff attending the involution of the uterine and other
tissues ...
Robert Barnes, Fancourt Barnes, 1885
3
Homoeopathic Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ...
Self-empoisonment resulting from the waste-matter of disintegration of uterine
and other superfluous tissue not being promptly eliminated. 2nd. Self-
empoisonment from the absorption, through the abraded surfaces, of septic
matter found in ...
Empoisonment. of. the. Thames. with. Arsenical. Perchloride. of. Iron. Adulteration
of Food Act. Impurity in Quevenne's Iron — Dr. 112 f Ch KMICAL Ncwi. I Aug. ig,
i860. calculated that 1 lb. of the sand would produce half a grain of arsenic.
5
Gaillard's Medical Journal
The self-empoisonment resulting from the loss of balance between absorption of
waste-stuff and its excretion. This may be called endosepsis, since the poiRon
arises within the system. 2. Self-empoisonment from absorption of the foul stuff of
...
Edwin Samuel Gaillard, William S. McChesney, 1885
those of Virchow and Miinter, who expressly state that after empoisonment with
urari, the coagulation of the blood occurs just in the same manner as in animals
killed by mechanical means. On dissecting a rabbit killed with urari, at the
moment ...
professors morton and simonds, 1857
7
The American Medical Digest
Dr. Robert Barnes, of London, summarises the forms of puerperal poisoning
under three heads : /. Endosepsis, or self-empoisonment from loss of balance
between absorption of waste and its excretion. 2. Autosepsis, or self-
empoisonment ...
8
The Iowa State Medical Reporter
The self empoisonment resulting from the loss of balance between absorption of
water-stuff and its excretion. This may be called endosepsis, since the poison
arises within the system. Second. Self empoisonment from absorption of the foul
...
9
The Pharmaceutical Journal ...: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy ...
These observations, as far as it regards the state of the blood of animals killed by
the curare, are entirely opposed to those of Virchow and Miinter, who expressly
state that after empoisonment with urari, the coagulation of the blood occurs just ...
The question agitated was, whether the kidneys of animals secreted urine during
acute empoisonment with arseniousacid, as M. Orfila had maintained, or whether
the urinary secretion was no longer carried on, as MM. Flandin and Danger ...
messrs youatt & percivall, 1843
