10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEBRIFEROUS»
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1
A Collection of Treatises on the Effects of Sol-Lunar ...
In the case of putrid fevers, continuing only 17 days, I supposed that in them the
putrid tendency of the habit was somewhat less at the beginning than in the
former case; and that the febriferous influence of the full or change, had not
power to ...
Francis BALFOUR (M.D., of Calcutta.), 1816
2
Elements of the Practice of Physic: Presenting a View of the ...
only are such places as Ciudad Rodrigo, Gibraltar, and Malaga febriferous ; but
the rocky shores and islands of the Mediterranean, for instance, Minorca,
Sardinia, Sicily, Cephalonia, and all the Cyclades, abound as much in miasmatic
fevers ...
3
The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
In the cafe of putrid fevers, continuing nineteen days, I fuppofed that there muft
have been a ftrong putrid tendency in the habit, and that the febriferous influence
of the air which prevails at the full and change, co operating with this tendency at
...
Tobias George Smollett, 1785
4
A collection of treatises on the effects of sol-lunar ...
In the case of putrid fevers, continuing only 17 days, I supposed that in them the
putrid tendency of the habit was somewhat less at the beginning than in the
former case ; and that the febriferous influence of the full or change, had not
power to ...
5
The Science and Practice of Medicine
273, was the first author who clearly proved that the drying of all porous soils,
from which watery fluid readily evaporated, was the genuine source of
exhalations capable of producing the paludal fever; and that the febriferous
activity NATURE ...
6
The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science
... and in certain districts of the drier description, where there is barely sufficient
moisture present on ordinary occasions to extricate miasm, that this poison may
for a limited period remain undeveloped, and yet the febriferous atmosphere itself
...
7
Handbook of the science and practice of medicine
... at certain seasons it imbibes moisture from local or meteorological sources, at
other seasons it undergoes the drying process under intense solar heat. Such
are some of the most sickly and febriferous districts in Europe, India, and America
.
William Aitken (sir.), 1863
8
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
For at one time, and in one place, the wet season appears to be the most hurtful,
and at another time in the same place, or in another locality, with characters quite
identical, the dry season appears to be the most noxious and febriferous. Thus ...
9
Edinburgh medical and surgical journal
But the miasms by which these fevers are produced reach the town, after
traversing one-fourth of a league; and their influence is weak, transitory, and
purely febriferous. The organism at large undergoes no permanent modification,
capable of ...
10
Medical and Philosophical Commentaries
the beginning than in the former case, and that the febriferous influence of the full
or change had not power to excite a fever until the fourth day of the period, when
the putrid tendency was farther advanced; that the fever continued to run on ...
