A treatise on the chemical, medicinal, and physiological properties of creosote : illustrated by experiments on the lower animals: with some considerations on the embalment of the Egyptians. Being the Harveian prize dissertation for 1836 / by John Rose Cormack.

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1836
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Credit: A treatise on the chemical, medicinal, and physiological properties of creosote : illustrated by experiments on the lower animals: with some considerations on the embalment of the Egyptians. Being the Harveian prize dissertation for 1836 / by John Rose Cormack. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    '4 A TREATISE ON THE CHEMICAL, MEDICINAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES ILLUSTRATED BY EXPERIMENTS ON THE LOWER ANIMALS: WITH SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE EMBALMENT OF THE EGYPTIANS. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL AND ROYAL PHYSICAL SOCIETIES OF EDINBURGH. My taste for dead bodies and every thing like mummy is decided. Carathis in Vathek. EDINBURGH: JOHN CARFRAE & SON, LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, GREEN AND LONGMAN, LONDON, AND HODGES AND SMITH, DUBLIN. OF CREOSOTE, BEING THE HARVEIAN PRIZE DISSERTATION FOR 1836. BY JOHN ROSE CORMACK, MDCCCXXXVL