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Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 3 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author

Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813· 3 chapters· 89,584 words

As many of the diseases which are the subjects of these volumes belong to the class of fevers, the following remarks upon their theory are intended to render the principles and language I have adopted, in the history of their causes, symptoms, and cure, intelligible to the rea...

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2. letter I received from Mr. Hugh Ferguson, then a student of medicine in

the college of Edinburgh, written from Dublin, during the time of a visit to his father, and dated September 30th, 1793, I find a fact which throws additional light upon this su...

3. letter I received from Mr. John Connelly, one of the city committee, who

frequently left his brethren in the city hall, and spent many hours in visiting and prescribing for the sick. "The publications (says he) of some physicians, that there were but...

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As many of the diseases which are the subjects of these volumes belong to the class of fevers, the following remarks upon their theory are intended to render the principles and...