Reports on epidemic choleraJ. Churchill, 1854 - 565 pages |
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... atmosphere throughout districts as well as in particular localities . PAGE 70 22 71 72 72 74 243 73 75 76 81 8a 80 ... atmospheric cur- 96 . 97 99 rents . 99 They are not easily reconcilable with the theory of a general atmospheric ...
... atmosphere throughout districts as well as in particular localities . PAGE 70 22 71 72 72 74 243 73 75 76 81 8a 80 ... atmospheric cur- 96 . 97 99 rents . 99 They are not easily reconcilable with the theory of a general atmospheric ...
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... atmosphere 138 Conclusions from the facts examined in this section IX . More direct evidence relative to the introduction of Cholera into islands or new continents by human intercourse Circumstances attending the appearance of Cholera ...
... atmosphere 138 Conclusions from the facts examined in this section IX . More direct evidence relative to the introduction of Cholera into islands or new continents by human intercourse Circumstances attending the appearance of Cholera ...
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... atmosphere * . The second theory following the analogy of diseases known to be due to morbid poisons regards the cause of Cholera as a morbific matter which undergoes increase only within the human body , and is propagated by means of ...
... atmosphere * . The second theory following the analogy of diseases known to be due to morbid poisons regards the cause of Cholera as a morbific matter which undergoes increase only within the human body , and is propagated by means of ...
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... atmosphere . It The fifth theory is a modification of the fourth . admits that the cholera matter is increased by a species of fermentation or other mode of reproduction in impure , damp , and stagnant air , but maintains that it ...
... atmosphere . It The fifth theory is a modification of the fourth . admits that the cholera matter is increased by a species of fermentation or other mode of reproduction in impure , damp , and stagnant air , but maintains that it ...
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... atmospheric influence ; 2 , as due to a poisonous matter partially distributed through the atmosphere and con- veyed from place to place by atmospheric currents ; and 3 , as communicable in some way or other by human intercourse . The ...
... atmospheric influence ; 2 , as due to a poisonous matter partially distributed through the atmosphere and con- veyed from place to place by atmospheric currents ; and 3 , as communicable in some way or other by human intercourse . The ...
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affected appeared atmosphere attacked August blood Bridgenorth Buckinghamshire calomel cause of Cholera cessation character Cholera Committee Cholera field Cholera occurred Cholera patients collapse communication congested contagion contagious conveyed damp deaths from Cholera deaths occurred December demic diarrhoea died diffusion disease districts ecchy ecchymosis England epidemic Epidemic Cholera facts fatal favour Female fever fibrinous fluid foul glands Hertfordshire Hospital human intercourse ileum impure increase infected influence instances intensity intestine July June localities London lunatic asylums Mesenteric Glands miles Millbank Prison months morbific mortality from Cholera mucous membrane Noss Mayo number of deaths nurses October outbreak pale period Peritoneum persons pia mater Place and Reporter population ports prevalence probable public establishments river sanitary condition September severe ships Shropshire sick Small Intestines solitary glands spots Staffordshire sub-district suffered Sunderland symptoms Table temperature theory tion towns ventilation visited wards wind winter Worcestershire Workhouse
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