Common Nature
The Common Nature of Epidemics, and their relation to climate and civilization
作者：Smith, Southwood, 1788-1861; Baker, Thomas, 1819- [Editor]
体例：段 章数：10
字数：208,882 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,888 字；最长 It is conceived that the primary cause cannot take effect un（39,828 字），最短 “This report,” he says, “was written, as it strikes me, unde（9,113 字）。
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共 10 段- It is conceived that the primary cause cannot take effect un
- The more common opinion however is, that joined to the predi
- In a cold climate fuel is nearly as important as food, for w
- Gigantic strides have been made at the same time in another
- “To carry into effect the separation of the sick from the he
- “4. As this discriminative preference of the disease to atta
- The danger of this boating service is thus stated by Dr King
- Take the first case forming what is represented as the first
- These considerations afford all the evidence which the natur
- “This report,” he says, “was written, as it strikes me, unde