A Practical Handbook Of Medical Chemistry Applied To Clinical Research And The Detection Of Poisons

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Poisons: Their Effects and Detection is a book by Alexander Wynter Blyth. It delves into everything poison related; the history of usage, development and classification of the most commonly known poisons.