An Essay on Contagious Diseases more particularly on the small-pox, measles, putrid, malignant, and pestilential fevers

Now supposing the Blood Saturated with these kind of Particles, and a Malignant Fever produced by their means, we all know that the Blood in this State throws off vast Quantitie...

_The Design of this small Treatise being to deduce the Causes, and explain the_ Phoenomena _of some of the most Fatal Diseases which afflict Mankind, can stand in Need of no Exc...

These arise from the same Cause as the Preceeding, the great inward Heat being a constant _Stimulus_ to the nervous Parts, and obliging the Sick to seek continual Change of Plac...