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- A case of poisoning from arsenical wall-paper1
- A study of the Snook-Herr poisoning case1
- Arsenic in the arts as a cause of arsenical poisoning1
- Arsenical neuritis: with the report of a case occurring in a lad of five years1
- Arsenical paper-hangings1
- Evidence of arsenical poisoning in the Snook-Herr wedding guests1
- I. On the formation of volatile compounds of arsenic from arsenical wall papers: II. On chronic arsenical poisoning from wall papers and fabrics1
- Lewisite and other arsenical vesicants1
- Medico-legal contributions on arsenic: containing reports of a number of cases of arsenical poisoning, together with an account of the methods employed in their chemical examination1
- On chronic arsenic poisoning, especially from wall-paper: based on the analyses of twenty-five cases in which arsenic was found in the urine1
- Rat dynamite, or dynamite for rats, mice, weasels, woodchucks, skunks, musk rats, roaches, bed bugs, water bugs, potato bugs, flies, ants, insects, vermin, etc., etc1
- Report of cases of poisoning from exalgine, cannabis indica, arsenic, and camphor1
- Report of the trial and conviction of John Earls: for the murder of his wife, Catharine Earls, late of Muncy Creek Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania : in the Court of Oyer and Terminer held at Williamsport, for Lycoming County, February term, 1836 : including the arguments of counsel at length, together with the confession of the prisoner1
- Shadows from the walls of death: facts and inferences prefacing a book of specimens of arsenical wall papers1
- Some remarks on arsenical poisoning: with special reference to its domestic sources1
- The Brighton poisoning case1
- The Dansville poisoning case1
- The official report of the trial of Sarah Jane Robinson for the murder of Prince Arthur Freeman: in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts1
- Trial of Allen C. Laros, at Easton, Pennsylvania, August, 1876: for the murder of his father, Martin Laros, by poison, and his defence, based upon the allegation of epileptic insanity, together with the argument on the rule for a new trial and proceedings upon the pleas in bar of the sentence : from various newspaper reports and manuscript notes1
- Trial of Lucretia Chapman: otherwise called Lucretia Espos y Mina, who was jointly indicted with Lino Amalia Espos y Mina, for the murder of William Chapman : in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, held at Doylestown, for Bucks, December term, 1831, continued to February term, 18321