ON PUERPERAL FEVERS.

On Fevers

An essay on fevers

his excellent Life of Harvey in the revised bibliography, particularly as it illuminates the notes of provenance. Both Severino and Peiresc, who appear in the Appendix, seem to have owned and annotated copies of De motu cordis. Keynes's Life updates and sometimes contradicts previous statements in the bibliography, so that rewriting the bibliographical prefaces (a task shared by both editors, i...

Some Observations on Enteric Fevers

Clinical Observations on Puerperal Temperatures

Malarial Fevers

perfectly different, and, in his present paper, unexplained causation. We venture to think that the reasons advanced by him in favor of this theory are insufficient, and the so-called facta in many cases inaccurate when tested by the touchstone of actual experience. Before replying in detail to the arguments brought forward by Dr. O'Connell we desire to draw attention to the extremely valuable ...