A Practical Manual, Containing a Description of the General, Chemical, and Microscopical Characters of the Blood, and Secretions of the Human Body, as Well as of Their Components, including Both Their Healthy and Diseased States; With the Best Methods of Separating and Estimating Their Ingredients; Also, a Succinct Account of the Various Concretions Occasionally Found in the Body, and Forming Calculiby John William Griffith