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From Karl Heinrich von Bardeleben’s Handbuch der Anatomie des Menschen (1896).
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From John Gordon’s Engravings of the skeleton of the human body (1818).
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From Sir James Annesley’s Researches into the causes, nature, and treatment of the more prevalent diseases of India, and of warm climates generally. Illustrated with cases, post mortem examinations, and numerous coloured engravings of morbid structures (1828).
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This month, our Monday images come from Matthew Robinson’s The new family herbal : comprising a description and the medical virtues of British and foreign plants, founded on the works of eminent modern English and American writers on the medical properties of herbs to which is added, the botanic family physician valuable medical receipts and important directions regarding diet , clothing, bathing, air, exercise, &c., &c. (1872)
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From William P.C. Barton’s A flora of North America: illustrated by coloured figures, drawn from nature (Volume 2) (1821).
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