An Account of the Malignant Fever, Lately Prevalent in the City of New-York: Containing I. A Narrative of Its Rise, Progress and Decline ... II. The Manner in which the Poor Were Relieved ... III. A List of the Donations ... for the Relief of the Sick and Indigent. IV. A List of the Names of the Dead ... V. A Comparative View of the Fever of the Year 1798, with that of the Year 1795, Issue 1

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