The Principles of Forensic Medicine : Systematically Arranged, And Applied to British Practice
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He has seen them opened. He has heard the evi- dence ofMr.C*****, and is of opinion that the child suffered death from other suffocation, and not from sufi'ocation by drowning. It v/as wrapped up in a manner likely to cause its death." Cross examined. '* The probable cause of its death was the manner in which it was wrapped up, and its being hugged close. In his own experience never heard of a child being suffocated in that manner.
Has known children suffocated in bed by overlaying, which does ...not mean being actually laid on, but the mouth and nostrils being placed against the skin of the mother or nurse, or the bed or clothes, in which way death would take place in a few minutes. The child would struggle, but if held close to the breast the struggles would not be felt. A child held closely to the breast, and then put into the water, would not struggle much if nearly dead before. He never saw an instance in which water was not found in the stomach of a person drowned — has seen at least twenty instances of persons drowned — has opened the stomach of persons drowned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has seen them opened. He has heard the evi- dence ofMr.C*****, and is of opinion that the child suffered death from other suffocation, and not from sufi'ocation by drowning. It v/as wrapped up in a manner likely to cause its death." Cross examined. '* The probable cause of its death was the manner in which it was wrapped up, and its being hugged close. In his own experience never heard of a child being suffocated in that manner.
Has known children suffocated in bed by overlaying, which does ...not mean being actually laid on, but the mouth and nostrils being placed against the skin of the mother or nurse, or the bed or clothes, in which way death would take place in a few minutes. The child would struggle, but if held close to the breast the struggles would not be felt. A child held closely to the breast, and then put into the water, would not struggle much if nearly dead before. He never saw an instance in which water was not found in the stomach of a person drowned — has seen at least twenty instances of persons drowned — has opened the stomach of persons drowned.
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