Remarks on Epidemic Fever, Commonly Called Typhus ; as it Appeared in Dundee and Neighbourhood in 1818 and 1819 ; Relating to Its Causes, The Means of Checking Its Progress, And the Mode of Managing the Patient, So as to Prevent the Spreading of Contagion, and to Destroy it where it May Already Exist. Likewise, A Few Hints to Clergymen Or Others, How They May Visit the Patient ; To Relatives and Nurses, How They May Give Their Attendance, and Perform Their Respective Duties, Without the Risk of Infection. To which is Annexed, A Plan for Establishing a Board of Health, with a View to the Preservation of the Health of the Poor. By William Dick, Surgeon
