The climate of Egypt and Nubia : its influence on certain forms of disease, with medical hints to invalids proceeding up the Nile, and travellers through the desert and Palestine / by James Stirton, M.D.

  • James Stirton
Date:
1872
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Credit: The climate of Egypt and Nubia : its influence on certain forms of disease, with medical hints to invalids proceeding up the Nile, and travellers through the desert and Palestine / by James Stirton, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    10. The dragoman should provide himself with a portable niter, as also some preserved meats, as a change trom the perpetual stewed or boiled mutton. Tra- vellers should also take some of Liebig's essence of meat. In two or three minutes it makes delightful soup, which is extremely grateful during a noon- day lunch. 11. Passages in the steamer should be engaged a consider- able time before departure, so as to secure a good berth, as these are usually taken up by travellers a long time in advance. 12. Last, not least, a foreign office passport should be secured, vise for all the countries through which it is intended to pass.
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