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- catalog description "pt. I. By T. Miner: The resolution and treatment of fevers -- Medical authors are rarely practical physicians -- Diseases on the river Connecticut -- Fallacy of popular reports on medical subjects -- Medical facts -- Spotted-fever (phrenitis-typhodes) -- Experience -- Indications of cure depend on certain and fixed principles -- Pulse -- Stage of fevers -- Type of fevers -- Crisis and critical periods -- Diathesis -- Counteracting and coinciding agents -- Conclusion -- pt. II. By W. Tully: History of the yellow-fever of Middletown, Connecticut, 1820 -- Yellow-fever in Chatham, 1796 -- Cases of yellow-fever in Middletown, 1820 -- Analysis of Dr. Miller's account of an epidemic, &c. (pneumonia-typhodes).".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. By T. Miner: The resolution and treatment of fevers -- Medical authors are rarely practical physicians -- Diseases on the river Connecticut -- Fallacy of popular reports on medical subjects -- Medical facts -- Spotted-fever (phrenitis-typhodes) -- Experience -- Indications of cure depend on certain and fixed principles -- Pulse -- Stage of fevers -- Type of fevers -- Crisis and critical periods -- Diathesis -- Counteracting and coinciding agents -- Conclusion -- pt. II. By W. Tully: History of the yellow-fever of Middletown, Connecticut, 1820 -- Yellow-fever in Chatham, 1796 -- Cases of yellow-fever in Middletown, 1820 -- Analysis of Dr. Miller's account of an epidemic, &c. (pneumonia-typhodes).".