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Arsenic Act of 1851

updated Dec 25, 2010 by Steven Gilbert
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Steven G. Gilbert
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Overview

With poisoning becoming a popular means of murder, this act was passed to prevent the unintentional consumption of [arsenic] by requiring producers to color their arsenic. 

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