The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volumes 59-60W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1785 - English literature |
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... caufe , viz . the miafma and contagion : the tendency of the first , is to produce the remittent fever ; of the second , the jail and hospital fever . In both inftances the poison , by its being blended with the air , is conveyed to the ...
... caufe , viz . the miafma and contagion : the tendency of the first , is to produce the remittent fever ; of the second , the jail and hospital fever . In both inftances the poison , by its being blended with the air , is conveyed to the ...
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... caufe , and again , between that and the fymptoms ; but our author is filent on the subject . The change produced by cold is flightly paffed over ; the fhiver- ⚫ing and rigour are fcarcely mentioned ; and , though Hoffman is quoted ...
... caufe , and again , between that and the fymptoms ; but our author is filent on the subject . The change produced by cold is flightly paffed over ; the fhiver- ⚫ing and rigour are fcarcely mentioned ; and , though Hoffman is quoted ...
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... caufe . Our reason is , that the fever abated on the 14th day ; and it feems to have remitted before the worm was evacuated . In the fame patient , a remarkable diffolution of the blood fol- lowed . This disease is called by the Germans ...
... caufe . Our reason is , that the fever abated on the 14th day ; and it feems to have remitted before the worm was evacuated . In the fame patient , a remarkable diffolution of the blood fol- lowed . This disease is called by the Germans ...
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... caufe feemed to be an enlargement of the ftomach , and a fcirrhus on the inferior part of it . Dr. Stack fufpected a tænia ; but we think every fymptom may be fa- tisfactorily explained , from the weight and preffure of the tumour . We ...
... caufe feemed to be an enlargement of the ftomach , and a fcirrhus on the inferior part of it . Dr. Stack fufpected a tænia ; but we think every fymptom may be fa- tisfactorily explained , from the weight and preffure of the tumour . We ...
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... caufe we muft at prefent leave to the pathologist . Dr. Gray enquires , at fome length , and , in our opinion , unne- ceffarily , how far it might be owing to contagion ; for , though contagion was the general mode of communication ...
... caufe we muft at prefent leave to the pathologist . Dr. Gray enquires , at fome length , and , in our opinion , unne- ceffarily , how far it might be owing to contagion ; for , though contagion was the general mode of communication ...
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