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* 4 FEVER, IN ITS SOCIAL ASPECTS.
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porters of ., this lo " view ous , t tlie o an fever anima poison l or was vege looked table or upon ganism as being and * its in
some existence way , originall g y due to an act of creation , was , supposed in with that of all
to have been maintainedcommon organized bodie assumed s , by the that usual all method varie , ties of of generative Continued succession Fever were . due Further to this , it was
one the poison differences —this seen mysterious varieties in its of effec entit circumstances t y created were on with ly under such Adam which as — and it ld that be
develo explained ped . by We the are thus brought to the second question , concern was - ing the identitor luralitof Continued Fevers .
y py tinued The belief Fever hi in ther the t specific o group difference ed together b , etween and su the pposed varieties to be of Con to - those
common causesis the basis of the modern theory concerning causes ; and the , questions relating to the value of sanitary reform receive
in answers actuall vary y preventin ing with g the the generation kind of fever of fever in question poison , . Wh w at d the
sani appropriated tarians be in gan variou by s asser directions ting g . enerall Their y is most now vehement subdivide protest and tltileanliness
is agains acce t pted overcro without wding reservation and the w , but t of it is ia app lied and no c t to fever ,
a generall ll their y , denunciations but to one particular of open species sewers — , typ putrid hus . In exhalations the same , way and th
forw Impure g ducin ener ard g at , water and not by supported typ , these are hus justified , agencies but in typ Dr by ho . . Murchison t i d This , belie enteric view f ' t , s " has t Treatise ano py recentl thogenic er on p y oison Continued been fever , pro put , is
-Fever / 3 where the predisposing and exciting causes , and the questi studied on of for spon each taneous kind genera of fever tion . , are Thoug ela h bora offered tely and to the sep medic aratel al y
profession general public , Dr , . both Murehison from untchnical ' the s book universal will be interest in of whi great felt ch the in value its subj to e the ct ,
and from the clearemanner questions broug The ht Continued forward in Fevers it , are of discussed Britain . are classified by Dr . Murchison
thus I . : Simple Fever , caused by exposure to sun , fatigue ,
_excitecontained ment II . , Py & c thogenic . in emanations , Enteric from , or sewers Typhoid & c . Fever , caused by poison ,
III . Typhus Fever , caused by , concentrated exhalations from squ IV In alid . Simp Relap human le sing Continued beings Fever . , caused Fever not , by which famine is ious . independent the of a specific
poison seems coldintemperance , to and be primaril is consequently mental y affected or . bodil It contag y is fati caused gue , , and by exposure nervous nervous to exhaus system heat - ,
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* 4 Fever, In Its Social Aspects.
* 4 FEVER , IN ITS SOCIAL ASPECTS .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 2, 1863, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_02031863/page/4/
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