Medical Jurisprudence V. 1
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Bancroft published a Sequel to his vvork,in or- der to shew that the Bulam F^ver has no ex'stence as a distinct or con- tagious disease. This malady Dr. Chisholm supposed to be a peculiar, original, and foreign pestilence, and to have been imported from Bulam, on the coast of Africa, by the ship Hartley, to the island of Grenada; an opinion which received the support of Dr. Fym.
118 Of Quarantine, Lazarettos, and observations. " In that district of the globe in which are situated the islands ca...lled the Great and Little Antilles, also in the continental regions round the gulph of Mexico, and along the coast of South America, the fevers which prevail there have certain symptoms peculiar to themselves, and not occurring in any other part of the globe, except when carried from thence, which they sometimes have been, parti- cularly to the sea-port towns of North America, and the South of Europe.
The peculiarities alluded to, consist in a universal yellowness of the skin, and the vomiting of a dark coloured fluid, resembling the grounds of coffee." Sir Gilbert Blane considers, that the yellow fever may proceed from three remote causes, very distinct in their nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bancroft published a Sequel to his vvork,in or- der to shew that the Bulam F^ver has no ex'stence as a distinct or con- tagious disease. This malady Dr. Chisholm supposed to be a peculiar, original, and foreign pestilence, and to have been imported from Bulam, on the coast of Africa, by the ship Hartley, to the island of Grenada; an opinion which received the support of Dr. Fym.
118 Of Quarantine, Lazarettos, and observations. " In that district of the globe in which are situated the islands ca...lled the Great and Little Antilles, also in the continental regions round the gulph of Mexico, and along the coast of South America, the fevers which prevail there have certain symptoms peculiar to themselves, and not occurring in any other part of the globe, except when carried from thence, which they sometimes have been, parti- cularly to the sea-port towns of North America, and the South of Europe.
The peculiarities alluded to, consist in a universal yellowness of the skin, and the vomiting of a dark coloured fluid, resembling the grounds of coffee." Sir Gilbert Blane considers, that the yellow fever may proceed from three remote causes, very distinct in their nature.
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