Bamji wrote: In 1742, the prominent French physician Jacques-Jean Bruhier translated the latter's text from Latin to French and added a commentary, writing that: "perhaps the most efficacious Method that can be taken with a drown'd Person, is by Means of a proper Pipe to blow the Smoke of Tobacco into his Intestines: There have been several Instances, at once of the speedy and happy Effects of this Smoke on drown'd Persons." In an expanded edition of 1745, Bruhier reported one such happy case, the events of which had unfurled at Passy near Paris, where a woman fell from a ferry crossing the Seine
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