Dr. Mitchel's Letter on the yellow fever., 1748.

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Dr. Mitchel's Letter on the yellow fever., 1748.

Evidently an early ms. copy of Mitchell's letter, written in 1744 and sent to Benj. Franklin, for the attention of the American Philosophical Society; reffered by Franklin to Cadwalader Colden for comment.

49 p. 23 cm.

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