The principles of forensic medicine, systematically arranged, and applied to British practice.

  • Smith, John Gordon, 1792-1833.
Date:
1821
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Credit: The principles of forensic medicine, systematically arranged, and applied to British practice. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    50S FORENSIC MEDICINE. 4 Are the cicatrices observed in this person from the same cause as those in the other ? The minuteness with which Fodere has treated this subject, as well as the space occupied by other topics of no greater professional importance both bv this excellent author, and many, (1 should per- haps say, rmst) who have preceded him, cannot be imitated here. I should now proceed under the discouraging impression that every additional sen- tence would be but a make-weight to a book, that has already exceeded the limits within which .t was my original intention to have comprised it. It to this intention I have been unable to adhere, I con- «,le myself with the hope, that the most voluminous portions wiU not be considered the least important. FINIS.