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An Alphabet of Illness, 1895

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Manuscript 1895055
I uncovered an interesting manuscript, a student’s set of observations and notes, written in America at the end of the 19th century.  The notebook–and I think clearly not a lecturing book–is interesting for what it has to say about its subjects, and in the selection of the subjects themselves.  There are 223 pages, with approximately 22 lines per page, 8 words per line, making 176 words per page or about 25,000 words in the manuscript.

Manuscript 1895056
[This manuscript is available for purchase at our blog bookstore, here.]

  The categories included here are

Asthma

Bright’s Disease

Bronchitis, capilary

Catalepsy

Cholera morbus

Coma

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