The Quarterly Journal, Volume 7John Murray, 1819 |
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... fever , which is a general denomination here for illness of every kind , and indeed it is pretty justly applied . It is now well known in the medical world , that intermittent and remittent fevers derive their origin from those noxious ...
... fever , which is a general denomination here for illness of every kind , and indeed it is pretty justly applied . It is now well known in the medical world , that intermittent and remittent fevers derive their origin from those noxious ...
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... fever does not prove fatal , and the patient's consti- tution resists it for a length of time , it becomes at last habitual or constitutional . In this manner it continues sometimes for several years , and , from long custom , the ...
... fever does not prove fatal , and the patient's consti- tution resists it for a length of time , it becomes at last habitual or constitutional . In this manner it continues sometimes for several years , and , from long custom , the ...
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... fever ! I thought you had just told me that you always enjoyed good health . " Oh , Monsieur , " replied he , " à ma fiévre près cela est vrai , mais je suis si accoutumé à cela que cela n'empêche que je ne me porte fort bien . Je sais ...
... fever ! I thought you had just told me that you always enjoyed good health . " Oh , Monsieur , " replied he , " à ma fiévre près cela est vrai , mais je suis si accoutumé à cela que cela n'empêche que je ne me porte fort bien . Je sais ...
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... fever , as they called it ; and that , according to their opi- nions at Batavia , the nature of this fever was to rot and corrupt the whole frame ; that they believed , or were told , that camphor was the most powerful antiseptic in ...
... fever , as they called it ; and that , according to their opi- nions at Batavia , the nature of this fever was to rot and corrupt the whole frame ; that they believed , or were told , that camphor was the most powerful antiseptic in ...
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... fevers were in Batavia , and how few ever recovered from them , he should have been very much surprised indeed to ... fever , and all its septic tendency , the virtues of his camphorated spirit of wine had so far succeeded that Mr ...
... fevers were in Batavia , and how few ever recovered from them , he should have been very much surprised indeed to ... fever , and all its septic tendency , the virtues of his camphorated spirit of wine had so far succeeded that Mr ...
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