An Enquiry Into the Origin and Intimate Nature of Malaria
by active 1795-1858 Thomas Wilson
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- AN ENQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN AND INTIMATE NATURE OF MALARIA.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- CHAPTER I. MALARIA—ITS SUPPOSED ORIGIN.
- CHAPTER II. THEORIES OF MACCULLOCH.
- CHAPTER III. THE ORIENTAL PLAGUE—QUESTION OF CONTAGION.
- CHAPTER IV. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM, THE LAND OF MARSHES AND OF FEVER, RECLAIMED AND RENDERED SALUBRIOUS BY THE ENERGIES OF A FREE PEOPLE.
- CHAPTER V. ON THE PRESUMED SOURCES OF MALARIA.
- CHAPTER VI. THE LIVING WORLD—ITS EXTENT AS REVEALED BY THE MICROSCOPE—HOW ITS REMAINS ARE DISPOSED OF WHEN LIFE HAS CEASED.
- CHAPTER VII. ON THE DECOMPOSITION AND METAMORPHOSIS OF ANIMAL BEINGS, AND ON THE INFLUENCE THEY EXERCISE OVER THE SOIL AS A HABITAT FOR MAN.
- CHAPTER VIII. EARTH, AIR, AND WATER IN RELATION TO MAN—HOW MODIFIED BY HIM—RESULTS OF THAT MODIFICATION—ACTION AND REACTION.
- CHAPTER IX. ON POISONS, MIASMS AND CONTAGIONS.
- CHAPTER X. ON THE SERVITUDE OF RIVERS.
- CONCLUDING CHAPTER. AUTHOR’S THEORY OF MALARIA.
- CONCLUSION.
- APPENDIX.
- FOOTNOTES:
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