IV. Dr. Molineux’s historical account of the late general coughs and colds; with some observations on other epidemick distempers
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of LondonPublished 30 April 1694Open access
Thomas Molyneux
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Abstract Among the many secret workings of Nature, none seems more to deserve our Observation, than the rise and progress of Epidemick Distempers: Since Health, one of our chiefest Goods, is so nearly concerned, as to engage us in the Enquiry, and the Intricacy of the Subject may naturally stir up our Curiosity to the utmost prosecution of it.
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