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Footnotes:
[ [1] The original of the leaf copied on the next page was picked from such a pile.
[ [2] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 498.
[ [3] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 499.
[ [4] Medical Statistics of the United States Army, 1839–54, p.625.
[ [5] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army.
[ [6] Ibid.
[ [7] Traité de Géographie et de Statistique Médicales, Tom. II. p. 289.
[ [8] Ibid. p. 286.
[ [9] Traité de Géographie et de Statistique Médicales, Tom. II. p. 284.
[ [10] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army.
[ [11] Medical Statistics U.S. Army, 1839–54, p. 491, etc.
[ [12] Observations on the Diseases of the Army, p. 51.
[ [13] Ib., p. 53.
[ [14] Observations on the Diseases of the Army, p. 59.
[ [15] London Statistical Journal, Vol. XIX. p. 247.
[ [16] Edmonds in London Lancet, Vol. XXXVI. p. 143.
[ [17] Despatches.
[ [18] Edmonds in London Lancet, Vol. XXXVI. p. 145.
[ [19] Edmonds in London Lancet, Vol. XXXVI. p. 148.
[ [20] Ib., p. 219.
[ [21] Boudin, Traité de Géographie et de Statistique Médicales, Tom. II. p. 289, etc., quoted by him from Major Moltka.
[ [22] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 524.
[ [23] Medical Sketches, p. 39.
[ [24] Ib., p. 204.
[ [25] Ib., p. 66.
[ [26] Medical Sketches, p. 119.
[ [27] Ib., p. 199.
[ [28] On Epidemics, p. 70.
[ [29] United States Documents, 1814.
[ [30] Ib., 1814.
[ [31] Executive Documents, U.S., 1847–48, Vol. VII. p. 1013.
[ [32] Ib., p. 1033.
[ [33] Ib., p. 1185.
[ [34] MS. Letter of Mr. Elliott, Actuary of the Sanitary Commission.
[ [35] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 180.
[ [36] Ib., 525.
[ [37] Medical and Surgical History of the War in the East, Vol. II. p. 252.
[ [38] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 377.
[ [39] Medical Sketches, p. 246.
[ [40] Medical Sketches, p. 66.
[ [41] Boudin, Traité de Géographie et de Statistique Médicales, Tom. II., p. 289.
[ [42] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 180.
[ [43] Medical and Surgical History of the British Army in the East, Vol. II. p. 227.
[ [44] British and Foreign Medical and Surgical Journal, Vol. XXI.
[ [45] MS. Letter of Mr. Elliott.
[ [46] Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, Vol. VI. p.478, etc.
[ [47] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 525.—Medical and Surgical History of the War in the East.
[ [48] Calculated from the Eighteenth Registration Report.
[ [49] Calculated from Twenty-First Report of Registrar General.
[ [50] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 212. Colonel Tulloch.
[ [51] Diseases of the Army, p. 50.
[ [52] Despatches.
[ [53] Boudin, Traité de Géographie et de Statistique Médicales, Tom. II. p. 289.
[ [54] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 178.
[ [55] Report of the Sanitary Commission.—Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 335.
[ [56] Report of the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p 97.
[ [57] Ib., p. 334.
[ [58] Ib., p. 365.
[ [59] Ib., p. 524.
[ [60] Dr. Mann, Medical Sketches, p. 64.
[ [61] Dr. Lovell, quoted by Mann, Medical Sketches, p. 119.
[ [62] Mann, Medical Sketches, pp. 120, 121.
[ [63] Ib., p. 78.
[ [64] Ib., p. 92.
[ [65] Ib., p. 124.
[ [66] Ib., p. 204.
[ [67] Executive Documents, U.S., 1848, Vol. VII. p. 1224.
[ [68] Mann, Medical Sketches, p. 66.
[ [69] Ib., p. 39.
[ [70] p. 23.
[ [71] Report of the Sanitary Commission, No. 41.
[ [72] Report of the Sanitary Commission, No. 41.
[ [73] Report of Barrack Commission, p. 160.
[ [74] Report on the Sanitary Condition of the British Army, p. 439.
[ [75] Dr Farr, in Journal of the London Statistical Society, Vol. XXIV. p. 472.
[ [76] Ibid.
[ [77] MS. Letter of Dr. Sutherland.
[ [78] Section Dr. Farr, ubi supra.
[ [79] Army Medical Regulations, p. 27, etc.
[ [80] Report of the Army Medical Department for 1859.
[ [81] Army Medical Regulations, p. 29.
[ [82] Army Medical Regulations, p. 83.
[ [83] Ib., p. 84.
[ [84] Army Medical Regulations, p. 93.
[ [85] Report of the Army Medical Department for 1859, p. 6.
[ [86] Report of the Army Medical Department for 1859, p. 10.
[ [87] Ibid.