Description “A study of the changes in the forensic work of medical men not only illustrates how definitions of property widened during the 19th century, but offers a further explanation of the professions rapid rise to social esteem.”
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Cawthon, Elisabeth;
(1986)
Thomas Wakley and medical coronership--Occupational death and the judicial process
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Book
Anderson, Olive;
(1987)
Suicide in Victorian and Edwardian England
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Book
Bailey, Victor;
(1998)
“This rash act”: Suicide across the life cycle in the Victorian city
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Article
Krueger, Christine L.;
(1997)
Literary defenses and medical prosecutions: Representing infanticide in 19th-century Britain
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Thesis
Burney, Ian;
(1993)
Decoding death: Medicine, public inquiry, and the reform of the English inquest, 1836-1926
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Forbes, Thomas R.;
(1981)
Early forensic medicine in England: The Angus murder trial
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Thesis
Crawford, C.J.;
()
The emergence of medical jurisprudence: Medical evidence in English courts, 1750-1850
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Forbes, Thomas R.;
(1985)
Coroners' inquisitions from the county of Cheshire, England, 1817-39 and 1877-78
(/isis/citation/CBB000053290/)
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Eigen, Joel Peter;
(1991)
Delusion in the courtroom: The role of partial insanity in early forensic testimony
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Article
Prior, Pauline M.;
(1997)
Mad, not bad: Crime, mental disorder and gender in 19th-century Ireland
(/isis/citation/CBB000079791/)
Thesis
Cawthon, Elisabeth A.;
(1985)
Occupational accidents and the law: The role of coroners' inquests in England, 1830-1850
(/isis/citation/CBB001565051/)
Article
Gates, Barbara T.;
(1980)
Suicide and the Victorian physicians
(/isis/citation/CBB000004905/)
Book
Vinten-Johansen, Peter;
(2003)
Cholera, Chloroform, and the Science of Medicine: A Life of John Snow
(/isis/citation/CBB000320298/)
Book
Gates, Barbara T.;
(1988)
Victorian suicide: Mad crimes and sad histories
(/isis/citation/CBB000040118/)
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Burney, Ian;
(1999)
A poisoning of no substance: The trials of medico-legal proof in mid-Victorian England
(/isis/citation/CBB000082711/)
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Forbes, Thomas R.;
(1977)
Coroners' inquests in the county of Middlesex, England, 1819-42
(/isis/citation/CBB000026137/)
Book
Forbes, Thomas Rogers;
(1978)
Crowner's quest
(/isis/citation/CBB000009222/)
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Forbes, Thomas R.;
(1988)
Coroner's inquisitions from London parishes of the Duchy of Lancaster: The Strand, Clapham, Enfield, and Edmonton, 1831-1883
(/isis/citation/CBB000065253/)
Chapter
Crawford, Catherine;
(1991)
A scientific profession: Medical reform and forensic medicine in British periodicals of the early 19th century
(/isis/citation/CBB000031913/)
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Eigen, Joel P.;
(1991)
Mad-docters in the dock: Forensic psychiatry's early claims to expert knowledge
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