Notes to An inquiry into the propagation of contagious poisons, by the atmosphere — Reading edition
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CHAPTER III. HISTORICAL SKETCH. · Note 1CHAPTER V. CONTAGIOUS POISONS—NON-SOLUTION IN THE AIR—RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS. · Note 1CHAPTER II. THE EVIDENCE DRAWN FROM DISEASE ATTACKING THE RELATIVES, ATTENDANTS, AND VISITORS OF THE SICK, IN FAVOUR OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAGION, CONSIDERED—FACTS EXPLAINED. · Note 1CHAPTER II. THE EVIDENCE DRAWN FROM DISEASE ATTACKING THE RELATIVES, ATTENDANTS, AND VISITORS OF THE SICK, IN FAVOUR OF ATMOSPHERIC CONTAGION, CONSIDERED—FACTS EXPLAINED. · Note 2CHAPTER V. ON VITIATED AIR. · Note 1CHAPTER VII. MALIGNANT FEVER. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. GENERAL DISEASED CONDITION OF THE BODY, THE PRODUCT OF MALARIA. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. OTHER CASES OF PESTILENCE—FAMINE—UNWHOLESOME FOOD AND DRINK. · Note 1CHAPTER X. CAUSES OF PESTILENCE CONTINUED—COLD, WANT OF CLOTHING, AND SHELTER—DEPRESSION OF MIND—INFLUENCE OF WEATHER, CLIMATE, HABITS, &C. · Note 1CHAPTER XII. THE PREVENTION AND CORRECTION OF VITIATED AIR. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. PREVENTION OF DISEASE BY AN ACTIVE AND CHEERFUL STATE OF MIND, SUFFICIENT CLOTHING, AND WHOLESOME DIET. · Note 1