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99 TABLE B.
Table B shows the 32 sections of the Island in their order of com-
parative Plague mortality according to population. The period covered
by this table is the same as that covered in table A. Each section is
therefore fairly treated, being included both in the descending period of
one epidemic and in the ascending period of another one.
Table B shows the 32 sections of the Island in their order of com-
parative Plague mortality according to population. The period covered
by this table is the same as that covered in table A. Each section is
therefore fairly treated, being included both in the descending period of
one epidemic and in the ascending period of another one.
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| Description | " ... appointed by government resolution no. 1204/720P, on the plague in Bombay, for the period extending from the 1st July 1897 to the 30th April 1898 under the chairmanship of Sir James MacNabb Campbell : examined by Captain the Hon. R. Mostyn". Covers famine relief, quarantine, camps and people. Also mortality, hospitals and plague prevention measures. Appendices, maps and plans included. |
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