THE DEPOSITS OF THE ATLANTIC IN DEEP WATER, AND THEIR RELATION TO THE WHITE CHALK OF THE CRETACEOUS PERIOD

I HAVE taken as the text of one or two papers, the familiar title given above, not with the strict intention of confining what I have to say to the one subject, chloroform. But, accepting chloroform as a type of a number of chemical substances which possess the property of inducing sleep and insensi...

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Published in:The Popular science review 1870-01, Vol.9 (34), p.24-33
Main Author: ANSTED, D T, PROFESSOR
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:I HAVE taken as the text of one or two papers, the familiar title given above, not with the strict intention of confining what I have to say to the one subject, chloroform. But, accepting chloroform as a type of a number of chemical substances which possess the property of inducing sleep and insensibility, I propose rather to consider the general subject of sleep and insensibility as induced by artificial means.
ISSN:2043-5711