A view of the diseases of the army in Great Britain, America, the West Indies, and on board of king's ships and transports, from the beginning of the late war to the present time : together with monthly and annual returns of the sick and some account of the method in which they were treated in the Twenty-ninth Regiment, and the Third Battalion of the Sixtieth Regiment / by Thomas Dickson Reide.

  • Reide, Thomas Dickson.
Date:
1793
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Credit: A view of the diseases of the army in Great Britain, America, the West Indies, and on board of king's ships and transports, from the beginning of the late war to the present time : together with monthly and annual returns of the sick and some account of the method in which they were treated in the Twenty-ninth Regiment, and the Third Battalion of the Sixtieth Regiment / by Thomas Dickson Reide. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    certainty which has been attained by faithful regifters. The regifters which compofe this work were made during near feventeen years practice and obfervation in the 29th re- giment, and in the 3d battalion of the 60th regiment, in North America, the Weft Indies, and Great Britain. They will add to the collection already before the public, by thofe eminent writers Dr. Miilar formerly phyfician to the Weft- minfter General Difpenfary ; Dr. Ko» bertfon t, phyfician to the Royal Hofpb tal at Greenwich ; and Dr. Clark phy- fician 1 . \ * Author of Obfervations on the prevailing Difeafe?, of Great Britain ; Obfervations on the Management of Difeafes in the Army and Navy ; and feveral other in- genious Works. f Author of a Phyfical Journal, kept on board his Majefty’s Ships on the Coafts of Africa and the Well Indies Obfervations on the Jail, Hofpital, and Ship Fever \ and an Effay on Fevers. X Author of Obfervations on the Difeafes which prevail in long Voyages to hot Climates ; and Obferva- fions on Fevers, on the Epidemic Catarrhal Fever, and fare Throat. • To