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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28727-2ons were being tarnished with a lacklustre reputation, even amongst rank and file members of the London Company. This meant that their medico-legal authority was increasingly dubious. It transpired that their traditions were too conservative at a time when anatomy was blossoming across Europe. As it

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28727-2 calculated that his gross medical profit was about ‘￡300 per year’ and it was not sufficient to keep him solvent.. He worked unceasingly because it was a constant financial strain to pay the rent on his business premises, the livery fees for several fast horses and a sturdy carriage, and manage the

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Davide Fiaschi,Andrea Mario Lavezziers of the period. This found expression in a public performance of a narrative of belief, emotion, participation, exclusion and of sentiments, attached to an ever-present synaesthesia. The act of being there and expressing curiosity about the criminal corpse being opened up to public scrutiny can c

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Akira Namatame,Taisei Kaizouji,Yuuji Aruka from anti-mortem to post-mortem results. The ‘historized body’ still needs to be relocated in criminal histories and the medical humanities to reach a revisionist standpoint.. This book has therefore approached the condemned in distinctive ways by trying to envisage another side of the criminal jus

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Inhalt der Konventionen,chlüsse der vom V?lkerbund.) nach Genf einberufenen dritten Internationalen Wechselrechts konferenz folgen, nunmehr ihren normativen Ausdruck gefunden: In den zwei Genfer Vereinbarungen vom 7. Juni 1930: Die eine verpflichtet die Vertragsstaaten, das die Anlage I des ersteren Abkommens bildende einh