The Principles of Forensic Medicine - Systematically Arranged, and Applied to British Practice #260230

The design of this work Is to explain the phy sical grounds on which we may conclude that the human fi'ame has sustained injury — whether fatal to life, or not. It is offered to the consi deration Of magistrates, coroners, barris ters, and, Medical' practitioners, in the hope'that some useful hints may be derived, both as to asking and answering the questions that should be put, when events of such nature become matter of Judiciary investigation.