Category: History - Modern (1750+)
Page 6, line 17, for _time_ read _service_. — 9, — 6, for _Ghenna_ read _Ghenné_. — 15, — 3, from bottom, for _Ghiza_ read _Damietta_. — 23, — 1, _et passim_, for _Thiza_ read _Ghiza_. — 26, last line, for _typhaid_ read _typhoid_. — 47, — 11, for _prevent_ read _prevents_. —...
The catalogue of military diseases is never extensive. If his peculiar way of life exposes the soldier more to some distempers, it entirely exempts him from many others. In an I...
3. PART I.In complying with the orders of government in India, I have sincere pleasure in being able, from original documents, to present them with a correct account of the diseases and m...
5. PART II.From my own observation, from accurate reports made to me, as well as from an extensive correspondence with the medical gentlemen of the Indian army in Egypt, I have presented a...
2. PART III.Page 6, line 17, for _time_ read _service_. — 9, — 6, for _Ghenna_ read _Ghenné_. — 15, — 3, from bottom, for _Ghiza_ read _Damietta_. — 23, — 1, _et passim_, for _Thiza_ read _...
4. mild. On the 4th, a Sepoy of the 1st Bombay regiment, on duty with thepioneers in the desert, was attacked with the disease, and was the only man who died of it during the month. On inquiry afterwards, it was found that the Sepoy had got the infec...
1. PART II.