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3. Candid invitations to serious and unbiased reflections, concerning the great and dreadful increase, malignancy and direfull effects of fevers, and other epidemick diseases: which yearly destroy great numbers of all ranks and degrees, age and sex : with important inquiries, remarks and observations on the causes therof : to which is added : reasons and motives to demonstrate the necessity of putting an immediate stop to their growing progress ... : recommended to the serious and unbiased consideration of all who may think the means for preserving life and health

Author(s):
White, R., active 1763-1777
Publication:
London : [s.n.], MDCCLXIII [1763]
Subject(s):
Epidemics -- prevention & control
Disease -- etiology
United Kingdom

5. A confidential communication of the enemy of human diseases: for the service of the afflicted applying to him : for whom alone is intended this supplementary reflection concerning the cause of human miseries, and the prevalent infirmities of their minds and bodies : to which is prefixed various vindications and detections

Author(s):
Sylvan.
Publication:
[Boston?] : Printed for the author, 1815
Subject(s):
Disease -- etiology
Diet

6. Continuation of the confidential communication, intended for the general benefit of the afflicted: and especially for the service of those of them who apply to the enemy of human diseases : being informed thereby of the cause that has compelled the new condition of their admittance : to which is prefixed, various information, and also, the result of the experience acquired on one's frame, concerning the fatal consequences of being exposed to breathe the unsalubrious air of diseased human beings : and in general, the contagious danger of their common intercourse, and the baleful one of the distemper's destructive influence

Author(s):
Sylvan.
Publication:
Providence : Printed for the author, 1815
Subject(s):
Disease -- etiology
Diet

8. The discovery of thermo-motor force: the secret spring that wields the power of life and death : its seat, process of production, and modus operandi : the result of clinical pathological and experimental researches at Guys Hospital, London, and of the wide field of observation presented at the Bellevue and other New York hospitals

Author(s):
Bevan, John Aylwin, author
Publication:
New York : Evening Post Steam Presses, 1878
Subject(s):
Disease -- etiology

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