Malaria in the interior valley of North America - A Selection From: 'A Systematic Treatise, Historical, Etiological and Practical on the Principal Diseases...' (1964 Facsimile of 1850 Edition)
by Daniel Drake
Daniel Drake's selection from his 1850 treatise delves into malaria's presence in North America's interior valley. This historical, etiological, and practical exploration offers valuable insights into 19th-century medical perspectives on the disease. The 1964 facsimile edition revives this essential work for contemporary study.
About This Book
This book presents a selection from Daniel Drake's comprehensive work on principal diseases, focusing specifically on malaria as it occurs in the interior valley of North America.
Originally published in 1850, the text provides a systematic, historical, etiological, and practical perspective on the subject, reflecting 19th-century medical understanding.
The 1964 facsimile edition preserves the original content, allowing modern readers to access this foundational treatise on regional health challenges.
Drake's analysis draws from observations and knowledge of the era, emphasizing the disease's prevalence and characteristics in the specified geographic area.
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