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and took the name of Nuffield

showing crowds gathered to watch a hanging

Interior view of the east end of Holy Trinity Church

Legendary king of Assyria

18th century British naval commander

The stomach of a victim of cholera Size:S: 40 x 30cm and took the name ofAnatomical study showing the stomach of a victim of cholera discovered with mushrooms remaining in the stomach, a regular occurrence despite the vomiting induced by cholera due to food blocking the pyloric orifice in the stomach. Plate XIII from Anatomie Pathologique du Cholera Morbus by Nikolay Pirogov (St Petersburg, 1849). Original: lithograph . 1849

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