Letter, regarding a substance coughed up which resembled the vessels of the lungs by Mr Bussier [Paul Buissiere] Buissiere describes the autopsy of a five-year-old boy who died of a dry cough and consumption, having suffered of the cough for a year. He was reported to have coughed up blood and a 'thick skin', possibly from the lungs, in the days before his death. Subject: Medicine Published in Philosophical Transactions as 'A letter from Mr Bussiere, F. R. S. concerning a substance cough'd up resembling the vessels of the lungs'. Read to the Royal Society on 10 July 1700. [1700]