'Extreme cerebral congestion' ian whyte Interior view of the Brokers'

Interior view of the Brokers' Exchange at the Bank of England

Each holds his own 'baby' India Bill

The Prince of Wales had left England at the beginning of July 1860 for a visit to America and Canada

6th June 1994

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'Extreme cerebral congestion' ian whyte Interior view of the Brokers'Illustration of a brain showing extreme cerebral congestion. The author notes: 'The brain here represented was taken from an old man, who died of fever, and whose lungs were in a most marked emphysematous state throughout.' Fig. 1 illustrates the upper part of the cerebrum. Bright notes; ' the convolutions still covered by the arachnoid and pia mater are of a dark carbonaceous colour' Fig. 2 illustrates the upper part of the hemispheres and turned