Calcutta Review, Volume 27University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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... proves that fevers and agues are scarcely more obstinate here , than his- tory tells us they were a few generations ... prove what has been done and also how much re- mains to be done . This is told in such a way that it must have been ...
... proves that fevers and agues are scarcely more obstinate here , than his- tory tells us they were a few generations ... prove what has been done and also how much re- mains to be done . This is told in such a way that it must have been ...
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... proved in England to assist in propagating cholera . As to the two last points alluded to , viz . personal cleanliness and the burial of the dead . The first must be accomplished by in- crease of general intelligence and moral causes ...
... proved in England to assist in propagating cholera . As to the two last points alluded to , viz . personal cleanliness and the burial of the dead . The first must be accomplished by in- crease of general intelligence and moral causes ...
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... proved by a reference to the abstract by the Bombay Medical Board the title of which is placed in the list , for we ... prove that his opinion , if correct , only shows that the Hindoo or Mussulman living in towns is more unhealthy than ...
... proved by a reference to the abstract by the Bombay Medical Board the title of which is placed in the list , for we ... prove that his opinion , if correct , only shows that the Hindoo or Mussulman living in towns is more unhealthy than ...
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... prove that cholera has been in many instances propa- gated from the latrines used by those affected , and nothing can excuse the culpability of those who allow any probable means of disseminating disease to remain in operation , after ...
... prove that cholera has been in many instances propa- gated from the latrines used by those affected , and nothing can excuse the culpability of those who allow any probable means of disseminating disease to remain in operation , after ...
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... prove that the deterring effect of punishment must be greatly diminished , where so much uncertainty as to its nature is permitted to exist , for it must be borne in mind that the prison in which the strictest disci- pline is now in ...
... prove that the deterring effect of punishment must be greatly diminished , where so much uncertainty as to its nature is permitted to exist , for it must be borne in mind that the prison in which the strictest disci- pline is now in ...
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