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Report on the climate and principal diseases of the African station compiled from documents in the office of the director-general of the Medical Department, and from other sources, in compliance with the directions of the right honorable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty

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Includes index.
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Government Publication
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Great Britain AdmiraltyBurnett, William Sir, 1779-1861Highley, SamuelWilliam Clowes and Sons
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Keywords

  1. Climate
  2. Communicable Disease Control
  3. Fever
  4. Great Britain. Royal Navy. African Squadron
  5. Malaria
  6. Medical Geography
  7. Meteorological Concepts
  8. Naval Medicine
  9. Slave Trade
  10. Slaver
  11. Tropical Medicine
  12. Yellow Fever

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