The Quarterly Journal, Volume 7John Murray, 1819 |
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... fevers of the country . It appears certain that the cli- mate is by no means so fatal to the female sex as it is to the male . Women live much longer , and are more exempt from disease . There are many examples at Batavia of one woman ...
... fevers of the country . It appears certain that the cli- mate is by no means so fatal to the female sex as it is to the male . Women live much longer , and are more exempt from disease . There are many examples at Batavia of one woman ...
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... fever , in consequence of the fatigue he had undergone during the hottest season of the year in that burning climate . The native chiefs grew so jealous of his operations , that they issued orders prohibiting the inhabitants from ...
... fever , in consequence of the fatigue he had undergone during the hottest season of the year in that burning climate . The native chiefs grew so jealous of his operations , that they issued orders prohibiting the inhabitants from ...
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... fevers were contagious , that is , that the disease was propagated from one individual to another by contact , it appeared to me a matter , at least , of curious , if not of useful , research , to inquire how far this opinion was ...
... fevers were contagious , that is , that the disease was propagated from one individual to another by contact , it appeared to me a matter , at least , of curious , if not of useful , research , to inquire how far this opinion was ...
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... fever of the most violent kind . It was attended with such violent thirst and evolution of animal heat , that the miserable sufferers threw themselves into the sea , into ponds , and even into the wells , to quench their thirst and ...
... fever of the most violent kind . It was attended with such violent thirst and evolution of animal heat , that the miserable sufferers threw themselves into the sea , into ponds , and even into the wells , to quench their thirst and ...
Page 128
... fevers which spread havoc and destruction around ; and we not only can dis- cover that these fevers were ... fever broke out in Rome- Λοιμικὴ νόσος εἰς τήν Ρώμην κατέσκηψε , μεγίση των εκ τω προτέρω χρόνο μνημονευομένων υφ ...
... fevers which spread havoc and destruction around ; and we not only can dis- cover that these fevers were ... fever broke out in Rome- Λοιμικὴ νόσος εἰς τήν Ρώμην κατέσκηψε , μεγίση των εκ τω προτέρω χρόνο μνημονευομένων υφ ...
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