Dale C. Smith is Professor and Director, Military Medicine and History at the Uniformed Services University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionNotesAn Essay on the Causes and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fevers of Great Britain and IrelandAdditions on the Front Endpapers of the Bound Volume of the ManuscriptChapter 1. IntroductoryChapter 2. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fever Which is Attended with Special Alterations of Peyer's FolliclesChapter 3. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of That Form of Typhoid Fever in Which There Is No Specific Lesion of the Intestinal Follicles and Which Is Often Attended eith a Measles-like EruptionChapter 4. RecapitulationAfterword: The Stury of Continued Fever in Victorian BritainNotesAppendix: The National Library of Medicine Essay of 1839 and William Budd's Later WorkNotesIndex

Dale C. Smith is Professor and Director, Military Medicine and History at the Uniformed Services University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionNotesAn Essay on the Causes and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fevers of Great Britain and IrelandAdditions on the Front Endpapers of the Bound Volume of the ManuscriptChapter 1. IntroductoryChapter 2. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fever Which is Attended with Special Alterations of Peyer's FolliclesChapter 3. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of That Form of Typhoid Fever in Which There Is No Specific Lesion of the Intestinal Follicles and Which Is Often Attended eith a Measles-like EruptionChapter 4. RecapitulationAfterword: The Stury of Continued Fever in Victorian BritainNotesAppendix: The National Library of Medicine Essay of 1839 and William Budd's Later WorkNotesIndex

Dale C. Smith is Professor and Director, Military Medicine and History at the Uniformed Services University.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionNotesAn Essay on the Causes and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fevers of Great Britain and IrelandAdditions on the Front Endpapers of the Bound Volume of the ManuscriptChapter 1. IntroductoryChapter 2. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of the Common Continued Fever Which is Attended with Special Alterations of Peyer's FolliclesChapter 3. Inquiry into the Cuases and Mode of Propagation of That Form of Typhoid Fever in Which There Is No Specific Lesion of the Intestinal Follicles and Which Is Often Attended eith a Measles-like EruptionChapter 4. RecapitulationAfterword: The Stury of Continued Fever in Victorian BritainNotesAppendix: The National Library of Medicine Essay of 1839 and William Budd's Later WorkNotesIndex