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31. New views of the cause, prevention, and cure of yellow fever, and other diseases produced by miasma and mephitic vapors : presented for the safety of the army of occupation in the southern states

Author(s):: Redfield, James W.
Publication:: New York : John A. Gray, Printer, Stereotyper, and Binder, 1863
Subject(s):: Yellow Fever -- etiology
Yellow Fever -- prevention & control
Yellow Fever -- therapy
Military Personnel
Southeastern United States

32. Observations on a portion of the Atlantic tertiary region: with a description of new species of organic remains

Author(s):: Conrad, T. A. (Timothy Abbott), 1803-1877, author
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : [National Institution], [1842]
Subject(s):: Mollusca
Animal Shells
Fossils
Mid-Atlantic Region
Southeastern United States

33. An address on the needs of education in the South: delivered before the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association, at the meeting of 1879

Author(s):: Orr, Gustavus J., 1819-1887, author
Publication:: Washington : Government Printing Office, 1879
Subject(s):: Education
Schools
African Americans
Southeastern United States

34. Pestilential foreign invasion, as a question of states' rights and the Constitution: the failure of the maritime states demands a common defence : an address delivered before the Tri-State Medical Society of Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee, at Chattanooga, Oct. 26, 1892

Author(s):: Holt, Joseph, 1839-1922, author
Publication:: [New Orleans] : L. Graham & Son, print., 1892
Subject(s):: Communicable Disease Control
Public Health Administration
Quarantine -- organization & administration
Southeastern United States

35. The rational method of preventing yellow fever on the South Atlantic coast

Author(s):: Le Hardy, J. C. (Julius Caesar), 1831- author
Publication:: Augusta, Georgia : J.M. Richards, stationer and commercial job printer, 1889
Subject(s):: Yellow Fever -- prevention & control
Drainage, Sanitary
Southeastern United States