A practical treatise on epidemic cholera, ague, and dysentery : illustrating the principles of treatment by their anatomical physiology, pointing out their consanguinity as members of the same great epidemic, and explaining the long disputed questions of their contagion and westering inclination : to which is added a Persian treatise on plague and cholera / by W.G. Maxwell.

  • Maxwell, W. G. (William Graham), 1803-
Date:
1838
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Credit: A practical treatise on epidemic cholera, ague, and dysentery : illustrating the principles of treatment by their anatomical physiology, pointing out their consanguinity as members of the same great epidemic, and explaining the long disputed questions of their contagion and westering inclination : to which is added a Persian treatise on plague and cholera / by W.G. Maxwell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    / A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON EPIDEMIC CHOLERA, AGUE, AND DYSENTERY; ILLUSTRATING THE PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT BY THEIR ANATOMICAL PHYSIOLOGY ; POINTING OUT THEIR CONSANGUINITY AS MEMBERS OF THE SAME GREAT EPIDEMIC; AND EXPLAINING THE LONG DISPUTED QUESTIONS OF THEIR CONTAGION AND WESTERING INCLINATION. TO WHICH IS ADDED A PERSIAN TREATISE ON PLAGUE AND CHOLERA, By W. G. MAXWELL, M. D. &c. SURGEON, INDIAN ARMY. THS MAH WHO WRITES, SPEAKS, OR MEDITATES, WITHOUT BEJNG WELL STOCKED WITH FACTS, AS LAND MARKS TO HIS UNDERSTANDING, IS LIKE A MA&JfltKR WHO SAILS ALONG A TREACHEROUS COAST WITHOUT A PILOT, OR TURES IN THE WIDE OCEAN, WITHOUT EITHER A RUDDKJt'/’^fn.' Lord, Bacon. ^ Calcutta: T. OSTELL AND Co. BRITISH LIBRARY, ALSO (^W^QLLASTOJs Aro. 8, Esplanade-Row. '■ 1838