Annals of Influenza Or Epidemic Catarrhal Fever in Great Britain from 1510 to 1837

abated affected antimonial appeared April atmosphere attacked attended became beginning bleeding blisters blood bowels bronchitis calomel catarrh cause cloudy cold common complaint considerable contagion contagious continued costive cough cure debility degree delirium diaphoresis diaphoretics diarrhoea disease disorder distemper doses dyspnoea emetic epidemic epidemic catarrh escaped evacuation expectoration fair fatal fauces febrile February frequent head heat Idem infection inflammation inflammatory influenza inhabitants instances ipecacuanha January June Knayton languor less lungs March measles Medical and Physical medicines mentioned mild month mucous mucous membrane mucus nausea neighbourhood November observed occurred opiates opinion pain patients peripneumony persons perspiration Physical Journal physicians pleurisy prevailed pulmonary pulse purgatives rain relieved remarkable remedies rheumatic seemed seized seldom severe showery sick skin smallpox Society of London sometimes soreness sudorifics suffered sweat symptoms throat town trachea typhus urine venesection violent vomiting weather week whole wind