The Climate And Diseases of America
The Climate And Diseases of America
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C. ) "The situation (New York) is said to be perfectly healthy, but fresh water is so very scarce that the purchase of this essential article is attended with a considerable expense. " New York, August 9, 1776. " The air of the whole city seems infected. In almost every street there is a horrid smell. " (Solomon Drowne, M. D. , in New York during the Revolution. ) In addition to the causes of insalubrity suggested by the last two quotations, scarcity of food was also experienced. With respect t...o one article of diet this was effected in a strange way, if we are to credit the facts stated in the two following paragraphs, taken from inde- pendent chroniclers.
" Lobsters of a prodigious size were, till of late, caught in vast numbers (in North and East rivers), but it is a fact, surprising as it may appear, that since the late incessant can- nonading they have entirely forsaken the coast, not one having been taken or seen since the commencement of the hostilities. " (Letters from America during 1769-1777, inclusive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. ) "The situation (New York) is said to be perfectly healthy, but fresh water is so very scarce that the purchase of this essential article is attended with a considerable expense. " New York, August 9, 1776. " The air of the whole city seems infected. In almost every street there is a horrid smell. " (Solomon Drowne, M. D. , in New York during the Revolution. ) In addition to the causes of insalubrity suggested by the last two quotations, scarcity of food was also experienced. With respect t...o one article of diet this was effected in a strange way, if we are to credit the facts stated in the two following paragraphs, taken from inde- pendent chroniclers.
" Lobsters of a prodigious size were, till of late, caught in vast numbers (in North and East rivers), but it is a fact, surprising as it may appear, that since the late incessant can- nonading they have entirely forsaken the coast, not one having been taken or seen since the commencement of the hostilities. " (Letters from America during 1769-1777, inclusive.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann David Schpf to read onlineMoreLess
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