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Benjamin Alcock (1801–?) and his canal
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  • 1990Death, Dissection, and the Destitute.451 cited
  • 1947Benjamin alcock, anatomist375 cited
  • 1994GothicK: Origins and Innovations77 cited
  • 2009Procuring Corpses: The English Anatomy Inspectorate, 1842 to 185829 cited
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