The Manifest Destiny of the American Union
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At a still later date, two physicians of the hisjhest reputation were commis- sioned to examine and report on the character of the disease ; and a set of questions were sent by them to every invalid about the symptoms and course of the illness. As the seven hundred victin\s are dispersed over the whole country, the medical world has every where become interested in the iiuiuiry ; and by the latent accounts, the conviction that arsenic was the agent is becoming universal.
38 had rushed into the ...cistern, and were found close packed in hiyers in the water drunk in the house. This story being anxiously disproved by the proprie- tors, and hushing-up being impossible, an ostenta- tious examination and superficial report on the drains and cesspools was sent forth, some essential facts of which . Are denied by competent persons, while subsequent deaths are believed to point un- mistakably to arsenic as their cause. There is a tacit understanding among many, — probably among most of the observers of the circumstances, — that the catastrophe is doubtless the work of slaves ; and no one who has so visited the slave States as to be in the confidence of the planters, could be much sur- prised at such an incident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At a still later date, two physicians of the hisjhest reputation were commis- sioned to examine and report on the character of the disease ; and a set of questions were sent by them to every invalid about the symptoms and course of the illness. As the seven hundred victin\s are dispersed over the whole country, the medical world has every where become interested in the iiuiuiry ; and by the latent accounts, the conviction that arsenic was the agent is becoming universal.
38 had rushed into the ...cistern, and were found close packed in hiyers in the water drunk in the house. This story being anxiously disproved by the proprie- tors, and hushing-up being impossible, an ostenta- tious examination and superficial report on the drains and cesspools was sent forth, some essential facts of which . Are denied by competent persons, while subsequent deaths are believed to point un- mistakably to arsenic as their cause. There is a tacit understanding among many, — probably among most of the observers of the circumstances, — that the catastrophe is doubtless the work of slaves ; and no one who has so visited the slave States as to be in the confidence of the planters, could be much sur- prised at such an incident.
What to read after The Manifest Destiny of the American Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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