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----, ----, state of the atmosphere during the prevalence of, iii. 158 ----, ----, signs of the presence of miasmata in the body, universal, iii. 157 ----, ----, cases of re-infection, iii. 164 ----, ----, external appearances of the body after death in, iii. 165 ----, ----, appearances of the body by dissection, iii. 167 ----, ----, account of the distress of the city, iii. 175 ----, ----, its moral effects upon the inhabitants, iii. 179 ----, ----, number of deaths from it, iii. 181 ----, ----, is checked and destroyed by rain, iii. 184 ----, ----, inquiry into its origin by the governor of the state, iii. 196 ----, ----, said to be imported by the college of physicians, iii. 197 ----, ----, objections to their opinion, and proofs of its domestic origin, iii. 198 ----, the sameness of its origin with the plague, iii. 211 ----, state of the weather in 1793, iii. 215 ----, method of cure, iii. 223 ----, dissentions of the physicians, iii. 235 ----, of purging, iii. 239 ----, its salutary effects, iii. 241 ----, objections to it answered, iii. 243 ----, blood-letting, its utility, iii. 253 ----, salivation, its utility, iii. 284 ----, convalescence, iii. 289 ----, remarks on the use of stimulating remedies in this fever,