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William Cumberland Cruikshank. Line engraving by J. Corner, 1787, after himself.

Vessels and glands of the lymphatic system: seven figures, including a dissected male figure seen from the front, details of the lymphatic system and a table of symbols. Line and stipple engraving after W. Cruikshank and M. Baillie, 1810/1820.

Vessels and glands of the lymphatic system: male figure seen from the front. Line engraving, by C. Warren after F. Blake, 1790.

The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body / [William Cruikshank].

Man, showing lymphatic system, seen from the front. Line engraving by Kirkwood & Sons, after Birnie, 1813.

A new and easy method of curing the lues venerea, by the introduction of mercury into the system through the orifices of the absorbent vessels on the inside of the mouth. With the remarks of Dr. Hunter and Mr. Cruikshank in favor of this practice. Also an essay on abscesses and other observations in surgery / [Peter Clare].

The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body / by William Cruikshank.

Experiments on the insensible perspiration of the human body, shewing its affinity to respiration / Published originally in 1779, and now republished with additions and corrections.

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Cruickshank, William, 1745-1800

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The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body / by William Cruikshank.

The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body / [William Cruikshank].

The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body / by William Cruikshank.

Experiments on the insensible perspiration of the human body, shewing its affinity to respiration / Published originally in 1779, and now republished with additions and corrections.