What is malaria? : and why is it most intense in hot climates? ; an enquiry into the nature and cause of the so-called marsh poison with remarks on the principles to be observed [...] / by C. F. Oldham. London : Lewis [u.a.], 1871
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- PDF Front cover
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Title page
- PDF TO His Grace THE DUKE OF ARGYLL [...] This Work is [...] DEDICATED.
- PDF V PREFACE.
- PDF IX CONTENTS.
- PDF 1 [...] CHAPTER I. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
- PDF 12 CHAPTER II. GEOGRAPHY ETC. OF MALARIA.
- PDF 21 CHAPTER III. VARIOUS THEORIES CONSIDERED.
- PDF 32 CHAPTER IV. [THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE FOREST AND MALARIA.]
- PDF 38 CHAPTER V. MALARIA WITHOUT VEGETATION OR STAGNANT WATER.
- PDF 49 CHAPTER VI. SOME SUPPOSED SOURCES OP MALARIA.
- PDF 56 CHAPTER VII. VARIOUS THEORIES FURTHER CONSIDERED.
- PDF 63 CHAPTER VIII. THE SO-CALLED PALUDAL CACHEXIA, IS IT CAUSED BY A SPECIFIC POISON?
- PDF 67 CHAPTER IX. WHAT IS MALARIA?
- PDF 74 CHAPTER X. INFLUENCE OF THE SEASONS UPON MALARIA.
- PDF 84 CHAPTER XI. CHARACTERISTICS OF MALARIOUS SITUATIONS.
- PDF 92 CHAPTER XII. CHARACTERISTICS OF MALARIOUS SITUATIONS (Continued).
- PDF 102 CHAPTER XIII. FURTHER CHARACTERISTICS OF MALARIOUS SITUATIONS CONSIDERED.
- PDF 112 CHAPTER XIV. SOME, HITHERTO, INCOMPREHENSIBLE PECULIARITIES OF MALARIA.
- PDF 124 CHAPTER XV. INFLUENCE OF HEAT IN CONNECTION WITH MALARIA.
- PDF 136 CHAPTER XVI. EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO CLIMATIC VICISSITUDES.
- PDF 152 CHAPTER XVII. BOTH PRIMARY AND RECURRENT ATTACKS OF MALARIOUS FEVER RESULT FROM SUDDEN CHANGE FROM HEAT TO COLD.
- PDF 159 CHAPTER XVIII. BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF CHANGE OF CLIMATE IF PROPER PRECAUTIONS BE OBSERVED.
- PDF 166 CHAPTER XIX. MALARIA IN CONNECTION WITH ACCLIMATISATION AND THE ALLEGED IMMUNITY OF CERTAIN RACES FROM ITS EFFECTS.
- PDF 178 CHAPTER XX. DISEASES RELATED TO MALARIOUS FEVERS.
- PDF 185 CHAPTER XXI. CONCLUSION.
- PDF 1 Verlagswerbung
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Back cover