- w****s of
contact with the
causative organism. Signs/Symptoms may include:
Fever Chills Headache Confusion Cough Rapid Breathing Body/Muscle
Aches Rash Nausea...
- name of the
Yellow Fever." Unfortunately, Mitc****
misidentified the
cause of
yellow fever,
believing it was
transmitted through '"
putrid miasma" in the air...
- lost Willoughby, she
ignores her health,
falls dangerously ill with a
putrid fever, and
nearly dies as a result. But she does recover, and
comes to see...
-
During the 1793
yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia, 5,000 or more
people were
listed in the
register of
deaths between August 1st and
November 9th...
- at
Cleveland Park, on her way home with Elinor, she
becomes sick with
putrid fever. She is not
expected to survive, but does pull through.
Hearing of her...
- An
autopsy by the same
doctor revealed that the
Duchess had died of "
putrid fever";
modern historians believe that her
death was
caused by
pulmonary tuberculosis...
- that "the wife of Charbonneau, a
Snake Squaw [i.e. Shoshone], died of
putrid fever." He said that she was "aged
about 25 years. She left a fine
infant girl...
-
Marianne goes
walking in the rain and her life is
endangered by
contracting putrid fever. When
Elinor writes home,
Colonel Brandon, who
lives nearby, volunteers...
- Maurice. But on 20
November 1750 he died at the Château de
Chambord "of a
putrid fever".
During the last
years of his life,
Maurice had an
affair with a French...
-
owned slave plantations in the
colony of Jamaica. Her
parents died of "
putrid fever" (typhus) in Bath in 1766, a few w****s
after her
first birthday. As the...
