A report of the trial of Cooper v. Wakley, for an alleged libel, taken by shorthand writers employed expressly for the occasion : with an engraving of the instruments, and the position of the patient / together with B. Cooper's "Prefatory remarks" on the evidence, and a copious explanatory appendix, by Thomas Wakley.

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1829
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Credit: A report of the trial of Cooper v. Wakley, for an alleged libel, taken by shorthand writers employed expressly for the occasion : with an engraving of the instruments, and the position of the patient / together with B. Cooper's "Prefatory remarks" on the evidence, and a copious explanatory appendix, by Thomas Wakley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    A REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF COOPER V, WAKLEY, FOR AN ALLEGED LIBEL, Taken by Short-hand Writers employed expressly for the Occasion; MITH AN ENGRAVING OF THE IN STRUxMENTS, AND TOGETHER WITH Mr. B. COOPER'S PREFATORY REMARKS on the EVIDENCE, AND A COPIOUS EXPLANATORY APPENDIX. BY THOMAS WAKLEY, S-URGEON, AND EDITOR OF THE LANCET. 1 aw flo enemy to the Pcrioaical Press, fnr from it; though I have never flattered it, and will nerer court >t: but this I will say, the example of this proceeding has given it a triumph and an influence which It never had before.—Sir James Scarlett's Speecn. T think he is already a very good surgeon; but 1 do not think he is a perfectlv good surgeon Si'DlcVjerlTsL'. career.-^,- AsUcy Cooper's Evidence, Mr.Bransby Cooper was elected snrgeon on the 4th of M»s,ms.-Mr. BavTlson'sEvidei.ce. LONDON: mLlSHED AT THE OFFICE OF THE LANCET, No. 210, STRAND. 1829.
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