Chapter III: Influenzas and Epidemic Agues
Retrospect of Influenzas and Epidemic Agues in the 16th and
17th centuries 306
The Ague-Curers of the 17th Century 315
The Peruvian Bark Controversy 320
The Influenza of 1675 326
The Influenza of 1679 328
The Epidemic Agues of 1678-80 329
The Influenza of 1688 335
The Influenza of 1693 337
The Influenza of 1712 339
Epidemic Agues and Influenzas, 1727-29 341
The Influenza of 1733 346
The Influenza of 1737 348
The Influenza of 1743 349
Some Localized Influenzas and Horse-colds 352
The Influenza of 1762 356
The Influenza of 1767 358
The Influenza of 1775 359
The Influenza of 1782 362
The Epidemic Agues of 1780-85 366
The Influenza of 1788 370
The Influenza of 1803 374
The Influenza of 1831 379
The Influenza of 1833 380
The Influenza of 1837 383
The Influenza of 1847-48 389
The Influenzas of 1889-94 393
The Theory of Influenza 398
Influenza at Sea 425
The Influenzas of Remote Islands 431
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