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Besides all this, others subjected themselves to the ecstasies of gas, exposed themselves to blinding sunlight, and used electrical currents to stimulate muscular spasm. In one celebrated case, a seventeenth-century Cambridge graduate allowed fellows of the Royal Society to transfuse sheep's blood into his veins.

ARE YOU ALL INSANE

15 pages in and the author keeps repeating the same. Damn. Things.
If this is how the book's going to go on for 200 pages, just kill meeee.