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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 64, No. 398, December 1848

Note 2 — ON THE MISERIES OF IRELAND, AND THEIR REMEDIES.

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The numbers of Irish in the fever wards of the Royal Infirmary Edinburgh, in 1847, were, to the number of native Scotch, as 100 to 38; and in the fever hospitals of Glasgow, as 100 to 62; and the number of Irish were to the number of English in those wards, in both towns, as 100 to less than 2.

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