A Remarkable Relation of a Man Bitten With a Mad Dog, and Dying of the Disease Called Hydrophobia, Sent in a Letter to the Royal Society by the Learned Martin Lister Esquire, Dated From York March 26, 1683

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
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