The prevalence of organic disease of the spleen as a test for detecting malarious localities in hot climates : being the report of a committee assembled by general orders Commander-in-Chief, dated the 16th September 1854.

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1868
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Credit: The prevalence of organic disease of the spleen as a test for detecting malarious localities in hot climates : being the report of a committee assembled by general orders Commander-in-Chief, dated the 16th September 1854. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. Page COMMITTEE'S EEPORT - - 1 APPENDICES. Appendix A. ... ••■ ••• ^'^ B ... 19 ^ „ C. Particular Account of the manner of conducting the medical examinations ... ... ... 23 „ D. Abstract shewing the comparative salubrity of seven different Military Stations in the North-Western Provinces, from 1825 to 1844 27 „ E. Abstract of the Medical Examinations, affording the principal data for the foregoing Eeport .. ... 60 „ F, Measiu'es connected -with the execution and manage- ment of the proposed Ganges Canal, alluded to in paragi-aph 16 of the Eeport, as desei-ving the at- tention of Government .. .. ... ... 61 „ G. Comparative Abstract shewing the Ratio of Popula- tion to area in certain irrigated and unirrigated dis- tricts of the North-Western Provinces ... ... 62 „ H. Abstract of some of the principal facts recorded in the report of a Medical Committee appointed by the Government of Madras to investigate the causes of an epidemic fever which prevailed in the Provinces of Coimbatore, Dindigul, Madura and Tinnevelly, during the years 1809, 1810 and 1811 63 „ I. From A. Keir, Civil Surgeon, to Major W. E. Bakee, President Canal Committee dated Ajmeer, the 18th January 1847 65 „ K. From N. Collyee, Esquire, Assistant Surgeon, Mhairwara Local Battalion, to Major W. E. Baker, President Canal Committee, dated Beawr, 4th Feb- ruary, 1847, 73
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