Medical Jurisprudence. PART III continued .

3. OF HOMICIDE GENERALLY.

OF REAL AND APPARENT DEATH.

OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CAUSES, AND PHOENOMENA OF SUDDEN DEATH.

SYNCOPE: In which the pulsations of the heart cease, before the action of the respiratory organs.

SUFFOCATION.

8. DEATH BY EXPOSURE TO COLD.

THE APPLICATION OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTS ESTABLISHED IN THE

TREATMENT OF PARTICULAR CASES OF ASPHYXIA.

OF THE CORONER's INQUEST.

SUICIDE.

OF MURDER GENERALLY.

OF POISONS, CHEMICALLY, PHYSIOLOGICALLY, AND PATHOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED.

GENERAL REMARKS ON THE MEDICAL EVIDENCE REQUIRED TO SUBSTANTIATE AN ACCUSATION OF POISONING.

ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS.

A CLASSIFICATION OF THE DIFFERENT MODES BY WHICH POISONS PRODUCE THEIR EFFECTS.

MINERAL POISONS.

OF HOMICIDE BY MISADVENTURE OR ACCIDENT.

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