1821 DAVID OSGOOD M.D. Caution to Seamen and Sailors against Yellow Fever. Rare! George Whitefield He chose instead to enlist

He chose instead to enlist as a Chaplain to the Nineteenth Regiment Volunteers of Iowa and was often found on the front line with a musket in hand leading the young men of the infantry

The paper is watermarked IV for Jean Villedary

Channing [1780-1842" quite literally "sparked" the controversy while preaching the Ordination sermon of Jared Sparks

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1821 DAVID OSGOOD M.D. Caution to Seamen and Sailors against Yellow Fever. Rare! George Whitefield He chose instead to enlistA very rare and interesting little item of early epidemiology. After the Philadelphia outbreak of Yellow Fever in 1793 that killed nearly 10% of the city's entire population, serious attempts were made to prevent new importations of the virus. During the early 19th century, the most likely point of entry was believed to be sailors, travelers, and cargo arriving from the Caribbean. Our present work, issued in 1821, was set to address this concern