[5]. Westminster Review, 1825, p. 519.
[6]. Longmans, 1830.
[7]. Treatise on Fever, p. 324.
[8]. Modern investigations have proved, for instance, that contaminated water or milk will produce an epidemic as well as contaminated air. But all these poisons arise from bad sanitary conditions.—G. L.
[9]. Origin and Progress of Sanitary Reform. T. Jones Howell.
[10]. Cockburn's Life of Jeffrey, ii. 247.
[11]. Herman Southwood, born 1820, died 1897; Christina and Spencer, died in childhood.
[12]. Longmans, 1834.
[13]. M. Fielden, M.P., 'The Curse of the Factory System.'
[14]. This Commission, for considering the employment of children in factories, preceded by eleven years the one relating to their employment in mines alluded to in the Introduction.