Category: History - Other
Epidemics have occasionally prevailed in all ages. Sometimes they have been circumscribed in their influence, and limited to particular localities; while at other periods they have taken a wider range and extended over larger sections, inflicting the most lamentable results, a...
In this discussion we shall avail ourselves of the researches and investigations of eminent Professors, whose observations, experience, and position give their views the highest...
8. CHAPTER IV.It has been observed that the essential characteristic, the leading and most prominent indications requiring special attention and permanent relief, are the "Algide," or loss of...
5. CHAPTER I.Epidemics have occasionally prevailed in all ages. Sometimes they have been circumscribed in their influence, and limited to particular localities; while at other periods they h...
6. CHAPTER II.The doctrine now universally accepted and prevailing regarding its Pathology is, that a poison, virulent, subtle, and unknown, has been absorbed, and primarily infects the blood...
3. CHAPTER III.4. CHAPTER IV.1. CHAPTER I.2. CHAPTER II.