Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence.
By: By Alfred S. Taylor and Edward Hartshorne
Contributors: Hartshorne, Edward, 1818-1885, ed.
Edition: Rare 4th American ed. from the 5th and improved London ed. Ed. with additions. By Edward Hartshorne ...
Publisher: Blanchard & Lea
Published: 1856
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 697
Subjects: Medical jurisprudence.; Poisons.
First sentence: DEFINITION OF THE TERM POISON-MEANING OF THE WORDS DEADLY POISON-LEGAL DEFINITION-MECHANICAL IRRITANTS-INFLUENCE OF HABIT AND IDIOSYNCRASY ON POISONS-CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS-SPECIAL CHARACTERS OF IRRITANTS, NARCOTICS, AND NARCOTICO-IRRITANTS.
Description: Very Rare Edition of Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence.  This is a 681 page text with an index running through page 697.  Original editions are leather bound and contain no copyright page.  The 697 page, 1856 edition can only be dated by the 'Blanchard & Lea's Medical and Scientific Publications' advertisements in the back of the book, following the index.  This book is considered by many to be the most valuable medical text of the 1850's because there are very few existing copies that are still intact.
Table of contents: title: 70 Chapters total