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New York: Lea Bros., [1897]. (illustrator). New York: Lea Bros., [1897]. Taylor, Alfred Swaine, [1806-1880]. Stevenson, Thomas, [1838-1908], Editor. Bell, Clark, [1832-1918], Editor. A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence. New York: Lea Bros., [1897]. xvi, 832 pp. Illustrations. Twelfth American edition. Original green cloth with gilt stamped spine and blind stamped emblem to front cover. Light shelfwear with light rubbing to spine. Hinges cracked, but holding. Property stamps to title page and preface, otherwise internally clean. $50. * A foundational text in forensic medicine, discussing the application of medical knowledge to legal matters. This work covers various topics where medicine and law intersect, including: Toxicology and poisoning: Identifying and analyzing different poisons and their effects on the human body. It examining and interpreting medical evidence related to injuries, with potential applications in criminal cases and addressing the intersection of mental health and legal responsibility. It provides forensic standards and guidance for the medical investigation of the death of infants and outlining the responsibilities of medical professionals when dealing with legal proceedings, including coroners' inquests. This particular edition includes updates such as a chapter on "Medico Legal Surgery," indicating its expansion to include the latest developments in legal medicine at the time. It was intended for a wide audience, including legal professionals, medical officers, and students. Author Alfred Swaine Taylor is known as a key figure in British forensic medicine, and his book remained a work of "ultimate reference" in the field for decades.

8vo. good clean condition hardback in the original red cloth with paper spine label. light wear and marking to the binding. foxing to end-papers. book-plate of George Seton Veitch. a scarce collection of Scottish ballads, originally printed individually in 1823, 1824, 1827, and 1844, and now printed in a collected single volume edition, limited to only 155 copies. [Please see our storefront page for shipping information].

Taylor, Alfred Swaine, [1806-1880]. Stevenson, Thomas, [1838-1908], Editor. The Principles and Practice of Medical Jurisprudence. London: J. & A. Churchill, 1894. Fourth edition. 2 volumes. Illustrations. Contemporary burgundy cloth with gilt stamped spine and blind stamped covers. Moderate shelfwear with rubbing to spine and extremities. Hinges cracked, but holding. Internally clean. A very good set. $125. * Fourth edition.