Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An Inquiry Into the Nature of Typhoidal Fevers: Based Upon a Consideration of Their History and Pathology
In relation to this class of symptoms our reference to statistics has been attended with various results we find that they have generally been noted with a view to institute comparisons between the two types, typhoid and typhus, and the general result in regard to them, so far as we have been able to notice, has been; that nerv ous symptoms of one or other character are present in a large pro portion of typhoid cases, but they do not generally form such promi nent features in this as in the typhus type, where their existence is almost invariable, and of a character much more alarming; so that, of the two diseases, the common term nervous fever would be more applicable to typhus.
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