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Fragmented political notes and dramatic romance interlude in Ohio era paper
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Letter From A Patient On Typhoid Fever Recovery
In a 1848 Ga county letter a patient describes long illness and severe sores from typhoid fever. The account praises medicine and doctors, notes restored mobility and ability to resume interests, and expresses gratitude for recovery and reduced fear. The writer identifies BRED County Georgia and signs with date February 28, 1848.
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