Publisher's Synopsis
"A Handbook of the Practice of Forensic Medicine," based upon personal experience, is a classic treatise by Johann Ludwig Casper, a renowned figure in the field. Originally published in 1861, this handbook offers a detailed exploration of forensic medicine as it was practiced in the mid-19th century. Casper's work provides invaluable insights into the methods and understanding of medical jurisprudence during a pivotal era in the development of modern legal and medical systems.
The handbook covers a wide array of topics, reflecting the state of forensic knowledge at the time. It serves as a historical document, illustrating the evolution of forensic techniques and the challenges faced by medical and legal professionals in the pursuit of justice. This edition makes Casper's foundational work accessible to contemporary readers interested in the history of medicine, law, and forensic science.
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