An essay on fevers; wherein their theoretic genera, species and various denominations, are, from observation and experience, for thirty years, in Europe, Africa, and America, and on the intermediate seas, reduced under their characteristic genus, febrile infection; and the cure is established on philosophical induction / By Robert Robertson.

  • Robertson, Robert, 1742-1829.
Date:
1790
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Credit: An essay on fevers; wherein their theoretic genera, species and various denominations, are, from observation and experience, for thirty years, in Europe, Africa, and America, and on the intermediate seas, reduced under their characteristic genus, febrile infection; and the cure is established on philosophical induction / By Robert Robertson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. JIL 7he praBical doBrine of Febrile Infedlion 92 CHAP. IV. Femar'ks on the practical dodlrine of Febrile CHAP. V. Obvious reafons why Fever is more eafily cured in hot than in cold climates 106 CHAP. VI. SECT. I. Exordium -— ~ 113 SECT. ir. Febrile Infeciion defcribed ™ 115 CHAP. VII. Fhe afeBions of the fyfiem which I have ob- ferved in Febrile Infediion — 127 SECT. I. Fhe general affeSlions — — ib. SECT. II. rhe particular affeciions — 129 A 2 SECT.