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... Disease called the Plague , the Dysen- tery , the Ophthalmy of Egypt , and on the Means of Prevention . With some ... disease which is popularly called the plague ; a disease which consists in fever , buboes , gangrene , great de- bility ...
... Disease called the Plague , the Dysen- tery , the Ophthalmy of Egypt , and on the Means of Prevention . With some ... disease which is popularly called the plague ; a disease which consists in fever , buboes , gangrene , great de- bility ...
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... disease who had employed the most rigid me- thod of prevention . He indeed admits that persons in a de- bilitated state , by breathing for any length of time the infected air of a sick chamber , may contract the disease : but he denies ...
... disease who had employed the most rigid me- thod of prevention . He indeed admits that persons in a de- bilitated state , by breathing for any length of time the infected air of a sick chamber , may contract the disease : but he denies ...
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... Diseases . By William Harty , M. B. 8vo . pp . 350. 7s . 6d . boards . Callow . E VERY reader of medical books must be acquainted with the various notions that have been entertained respecting dy- sentery . It is a disease which has ...
... Diseases . By William Harty , M. B. 8vo . pp . 350. 7s . 6d . boards . Callow . E VERY reader of medical books must be acquainted with the various notions that have been entertained respecting dy- sentery . It is a disease which has ...
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