Books by Alfred Swaine Taylor
Total count: 46
Medico-legal report of a case of infanticide, with additional remarks on the foetal lungsPublisher not identified1842-01-01
Report of the trial of Mrs. Gilmour, for the alleged murder of her husband : with an appendix containing the medical reports, and other documents founded on at the trial, and an account of the proceedings before the President and courts of America, relative to her arrest and surrender to the British authorities, under the Ashburton Treaty. To which is prefixed, a notice of her lifeW. Forrester1844-01-01
A manual of medical jurisprudenceJ. Churchill1844-01-01
A thermometrical table on the scales of Fahrenheit, centigrade and Reamurcomprising the most remarkable phenomena connected with temperature, in relation to climatology, physical geography, chemistry, and physiologyT. & R. Willats1845-01-01
On the temperature of the earth and sea, in reference to the theory of central heata lecture, delivered at the Royal Institution, February 20th, 1846, Lord de Mauley, V.P. in the chairPrinted by Wilson and Ogilvy1846-01-01
On poisons in relation to medical jurisprudence and medicineJ. Churchill1848-01-01
Medical jurisprudence4th ed.J. Churchill1852-01-01
Trial for murder by poisoning with arsenic, Berkshire Lent Assizes, 1845 : Post-mortem appearences; chemical analysis; detection of the poison as sulphuret, twenty-eight days after intermentGuy's Hospital?1854-01-01
Analysis of the water of the Great Geyser, IcelandPublisher not identified1856-01-01
On poisoning by strychniawith comments on the medical evidence given at the trial of William Palmer for the murder of John Parsons Cook.Longman1856-01-01
On poisoning by tartarized antimony : with medico-legal observations on the cases of Ann Palmer and othersPublisher not identified1857-01-01
Two cases of fatal poisoning by arsenious acid : with remarks on the solubility of that poison in water and other menstruaGuy's Hospital1857-01-01
On the cooling of the human body after death : Inferences respecting the time of death. Observations of temperature made in 100 casesPublisher not identified1863-01-01
Cases and observations in medical jurisprudencePublisher not identified1864-01-01
The principles and practice of medical jurisprudence.Churchill1865-01-01
The principles and practice of medical jurisprudenceJ. Churchill1865-01-01
Death from rupture of the uterus : inversion of the uterus, and expulsion of the child by gaseous putrefactionPublisher not identified1865-01-01
Case of poisoning by arsenic from external application : transference of the poison from the skin to the stomachPublisher not identified1865-01-01
On homicidal and suicidal wounds of the throatPublisher not identified1868-01-01
On the guaiacum process for the detection of blood in medico-legal cases : the antozone testPublisher not identified1868-01-01
Metropolis water supplyremarks on the water supplied by the West Middlesex Water Works Companys.n.1872-01-01
The Principles and practice of medical jurisprudence v. 1Henry C. Lea1873-01-01
Elements of Physics, Or, Natural PhilosophyD. Appleton1879-01-01
The principles and practice of medical jurisprudence3rd ed. / edited by Thomas Stevenson.J. & A. Churchill1883-01-01
A manual of medical jurisprudence12th ed. / edited by Thomas Stevenson.J. & A. Churchill1891-01-01
The principles and practice of medical jurisprudence6th ed. / ed., rev., and brought up to date by Fred J. Smith.J.&A. Churchill1910-01-01
Taylor's principles and practice of medical jurisprudence7th ed. / ed.J. & A. Churchill1920-01-01
On PoisonsIn Relation To Medical Jurisprudence And MedicineKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-01-17
A Manual Of Medical Jurisprudence V1Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-01-17
A Manual Of Medical Jurisprudence V2Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-01-17
On poisoning by white precipitates.n.
On poisoning by nicotina, with remarkss.n.
On the transference of poisons from the blood to the alimentary canals.n.