Note 245 — Chapter VI

Barton, Report of the Sanitary Commission of New Orleans for 1853, p. 248, New Orleans, 1854 (see Hirsch, Handbuch, etc., § 35). He brings forward several pieces of evidence in the same question. They seem to us too decisive, in a polygenist point of view, for us not to give the entire list of his quotations: Romay, Diss. sobre la Fiebre Amarilla, etc., Habana, 1797: Arnold, Treatise on the Bilious Remittent Fever, etc., p. 26, London, 1840: Zimpel, Jenaische Annalen für Med., i, p. 68: Dickinson, Observations on the Inflammatory Endemic incident to Strangers in the West Indies, etc., p. 13, London, 1819: Ferguson, Notes and Reflections, p. 150, London, 1846: Dickson, Philadelphia Med. and Phys. Journal, iii, p. 250: Lallemand, Das Gelbfieber, etc., p. 121. [Schomburgk, A Description of British Guiana, etc., p. 22, London, 1840.—Editor.]