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AN ACCOUNT OF THE DISEASES Which were most frequent in the British Military Hospitals in Germany, From January 1761 to the Return of the Troops to England in March 1763.
TO THE KING.
THE PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
OF THE Malignant and Petechial FEVER.
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OF THE DYSENTERY.
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OF THE CHOLERA MORBUS.
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OF THE Inflammatory Fever.
OF THE ANGINA; OR, Sore Throat.
OF THE PLEURISY.
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OF THE PERIPNEUMONY.
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OF THE Cough and Consumption.
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OF THE Epidemical Catarrhal Fever Of APRIL, 1762; CALLED, The INFLUENZA.
OF THE RHEUMATISM.
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OF THE Autumnal Remitting Fever.
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OF THE Intermitting Fever, or Ague.
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OF THE JAUNDICE.
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OF Tumours of the Breast.
OF Paralytic Complaints.
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OF AN Incontinency of Urine.
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OF A Stoppage of Urine.
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OF THE EPILEPSY.
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OF THE SMALL-POX.
OF Erisypilatous Swellings.
OF THE SCURVY.
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OF THE ITCH.
TABLE of DIET.
PHARMACOPŒIA IN USUM Nosocomii Regii Militaris Britanici. MDCCLXI.
PHARMACOPŒIA IN USUM Nosocomii Regii Militaris. Ann. Mdcclxi.
AQUÆ SIMPLICES ET SPIRITUOSÆ.
BOLUS.
COLLYRIA.
DECOCTA.
ELECTARIA.
ELIXIR.
ENEMATA.
FOTUS.
GARGARISMATA.
GUTTÆ ANTIMONIALES ANODYNÆ.
HAUSTUS.
INFUSA.
JULEPUM E MOSCHO.
LINCTUS.
LINIMENTA.
MELLA.
MIXTURÆ.
MUCILAGO. G. ARABICI.
PILULÆ.
PULVERES.
SALES ACIDI.
SALES ALCALINI.
SALES NEUTRI.
TINCTURÆ.
UNGUENTA.
VINA.
VITRUM CERATUM ANTIMONII.
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AN ESSAY ON THE Means of Preserving the Health of Soldiers on Service. AND Conducting Military Hospitals.
OF THE Means of Preserving the Health of Soldiers on Service.
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OF Military Hospitals.
Matron, or Head Nurse.
Common Nurses.
Patients.
Regulations for a Convalescent Hospital.
Orders for the Mates.
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