Observations on Apparent Death

Language: English

Published by E.Cox and Son, London, 1815

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Seller: Wadard Books PBFA, Farningham, KENT, United KingdomWadard Books PBFA

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Observations on apparent death from Drowning, Hanging, Suffocation by noxious vapours, Fainting-Fits, Intoxication, Lightning, Exposure to Cold and an account of the means to be employed for recovery to which are added the Treatment proper in cases of Poison with cautions and suggestions respecting various circumstances of sudden danger. 213pp illustrated in black and white,An attractive full calf binding some time rebacked. Book size 215x135mm.

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Title
Observations on Apparent Death
Author
James Curry
Publisher
E.Cox and Son, London
Publication year
1815
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
Edition
2nd Edition

Wadard Books PBFA

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We stock a broad range of collectors and antiquarian books at our shop in Farningham Kent UK. We sell in addition on multi dealer sites and our own website, www.wadardbooks.com - Our specialities include A&C Black colour books, Kentish and London history and Military history. The book shop was established in 2001 and is housed in a listed 17th century building. The village of Farningham has iron age origins, with much Roman settlement, and is today still predominantly 18th century in character. The shop is named after Wadard, one of Farningham's Domesday landlords, a henchman of Bishop Odo, William the Conquerers brother,and featured on the Bayeaux tapestry. …

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