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... cease suddenly at the exact period when the greatest number of persons is
affected by them , and when the greatest mortality prevails . This fact is
inexplicable under the supposition that epidemics owe their spread from person
to person ...
... cease suddenly at the exact period when the greatest number of persons is
affected by them , and when the greatest mortality prevails . This fact is
inexplicable under the supposition that epidemics owe their spread from person
to person ...
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that epidemics owe their spread from person to person . To suppose that a
disease which is propagated by contagion can rapidly decline and even
suddenly cease , just when most persons are affected and the mortality is
greatest — that is ...
that epidemics owe their spread from person to person . To suppose that a
disease which is propagated by contagion can rapidly decline and even
suddenly cease , just when most persons are affected and the mortality is
greatest — that is ...
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... and would tend , more than can be estimated , to lessen the misery of their
condition . For it would give knowledge to the lowest practitioners of the medical
art — that is , to persons who are at present lamentably deficient , and into whose
...
... and would tend , more than can be estimated , to lessen the misery of their
condition . For it would give knowledge to the lowest practitioners of the medical
art — that is , to persons who are at present lamentably deficient , and into whose
...
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Instances are detailed in which there have been found , in one small room , six
persons lying ill of fever together : I have myself seen this — four in one bed and
two in another . ” He once more enforces the preventibleness of this dreadful
state ...
Instances are detailed in which there have been found , in one small room , six
persons lying ill of fever together : I have myself seen this — four in one bed and
two in another . ” He once more enforces the preventibleness of this dreadful
state ...
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In bringing in the Health of Towns Bill in 1848 , Lord Morpeth , then Home
Secretary , gracefully disclaims his own share in the work , and alludes to my
grandfather , amongst others , when saying , - " Several persons of very great ...
In bringing in the Health of Towns Bill in 1848 , Lord Morpeth , then Home
Secretary , gracefully disclaims his own share in the work , and alludes to my
grandfather , amongst others , when saying , - " Several persons of very great ...
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| Título | Dr. Southwood Smith: A Retrospect |
| Autor | Gertrude Hill Lewes |
| Editora | Blackwood, 1898 |
| Original de | Universidade de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 13 Mar 2008 |
| Número de páginas | 169 páginas |
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