Letters On the Cholera Morbus.
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[Footnote 6: The same Army Medical gentleman, who had been sent to PortGlasgow, was sent to Hull to report upon this case:--he arrived theretoo late, but having seen the details of the case, he admitted that hesaw no reason to declare them different from those which occurred in theIndian cholera. ] I quite agree with those who are of opinion, that in this and most othercountries, cases may be every year met with exhibiting symptoms similarto those which have presented themselves in any one of t...he above. Instead of amusing us, when next writing upon cholera, with a quotationabout small-pox from Rhazes, bearing nonsense upon the face of it, someof those who maintain the contagious property of Indian or any othercholera, may probably take the trouble to give the information on theabove cases, so greatly required for the purpose of enlightening thepublic.
I must now beg to return to an examination of one or two more of the_very select_ quotations made by Dr. Macmichael, with the view, ashe is pleased to tell us, of placing the statements on both sidesin juxtaposition.
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[Footnote 6: The same Army Medical gentleman, who had been sent to PortGlasgow, was sent to Hull to report upon this case:--he arrived theretoo late, but having seen the details of the case, he admitted that hesaw no reason to declare them different from those which occurred in theIndian cholera. ] I quite agree with those who are of opinion, that in this and most othercountries, cases may be every year met with exhibiting symptoms similarto those which have presented themselves in any one of t...he above. Instead of amusing us, when next writing upon cholera, with a quotationabout small-pox from Rhazes, bearing nonsense upon the face of it, someof those who maintain the contagious property of Indian or any othercholera, may probably take the trouble to give the information on theabove cases, so greatly required for the purpose of enlightening thepublic.
I must now beg to return to an examination of one or two more of the_very select_ quotations made by Dr. Macmichael, with the view, ashe is pleased to tell us, of placing the statements on both sidesin juxtaposition.
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