A Short Discourse Concerning Pestilential Contagion, and the Methods to Be Used to Prevent It

· 1754

That the Reasonableness of any Method, which shall be proposed to prevent the spreading of _Contagious_ Diseases, may the better appear, it is necessary to premise somewhat in general concerning _Contagion_, and the Manner, by which it acts. Contagion is propagated by three Causes, the _Air_; _Diseased Persons_; and _Goods transported from infected Places_.…

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