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[331] A succession of thirty-one cases of relapsing typhoid at Charing Cross Hospital in 1877-78 were made the subject of an able essay by J. Pearson Irvine, M.D., Relapse of Typhoid Fever, London, 1880.
[332] Cited in Aberdeen Report, 17 Dec. 1818, in Harty, App. p. 110.
[333] Report of Select Committee, u. s. p. 6, and minutes of evidence.
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