Reports on Asiatic cholera in regiments of the Madras Army from 1828 to 1844 : with introductory remarks on its modes of diffusion and prevention, and summary of the general method of treatment in India / by Samuel Rogers.

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1848
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    PAGE Ciiap. XII.-—Report on Cholera, as it prevailed in the 27th Regiment N.I. on its March from Bangalore to Samulcottah in 1838, by J.Innes, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon 168 Chap. XIII.—Report on Cholera in the 31st Regiment of Native Infantry at Trichinopoly in the year 1842, by D. Trail, Esq 194 Chap. XIV.—Reports on Cholera in H. M.’s 63rd Regiment in 1843, by Dr. Chapman 203 Chap. XV.—Cases of Cholera, in which Cantharides was employed inter- nally, in II. M.’s 26th Cameronians 214 Chap. XVI.—Report on Cholera in H. M.’s 30th Regiment in 1828, by Samuel Dickson, Esq 220 Chap. XVII.—Remarks on the cause of Epidemic Cholera, with sugges- tions for its prevention in marching Regiments, by J. Kellie, Surgeon, 4th Battalion Artillery 229 Chap. XVIII.—On the use of Saline Enemata in Cholera, in a series of Letters, by Dr. Murray 240 Ciiap. XIX.—Report on Cholera in H. M.’s 57th Regiment at Cannanore, in 1838, by A. B. Morgan, Esq 251 Ciiap. XX.—Summary of Treatment 255 N ■
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