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“An Account of Another Experiment of Transfusion, viz. of Bleeding a Mangy into a Sound Dog.” May 6, 1667: 451â452.
“An Account of More Tryals of Transfusion, Accompanied with Some Considerations Thereon, Chiefly in Reference to its Circumspect Practise on Man; Together with a Farther Vindication of This Invention from Usurpers.” October 21, 1667: 517â525.
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“An Extract out of the Italian Giornale de Letterati, About Two Considerable Experiments of the Transfusion of the Blood.” May 8, 1667: 840â842.
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