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but it is beause the cases which are observed

in

practice are generally af betions proceding from in ngance injury, here on the Conting the organic

injuries, or bettre said the functional injuries, have

consequent on disorganization of the

been conse

the

the bes

-Matores and innervation

and it is indisputable that when the organic vijuries were observable the Malady

resisted cirze, as the princep at elements, of life the hematous and

inversation wore attached In such a Man

ament, as to destroy the Vital in argues Amongst the dead bodies which Stave namined

Shave

Ihar found the lives, the brain, and the lings, & affected but I have incall_lases forrrid that it was the effect of the serons infiltrations of the collar intermusenlar, mbrruens and subserous Merhanes; so that

otoring

be

the organ did not act, not

to do during affected. but because the tumefaction which encompassed it, took prom it the space in which to enlarge its movements

There to ces then were wrrêt de

functions and not are

olgasse inging of the bl sich Glost only #1 the rest resond but all commenced by being paralized in the limbs,

Where they

woere getting bellis they commenced by being

able to move their arms

but