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CONTENTS.

1. The Symptom Complex of Plague.

2. The Relations existing between the different Types of Plague.

3. Sex Incidence.

4. Age Incidence.

5. Occupation Incidence.

6. Pathological Anatomy.

7. Pathological Conditions complicating Plague.

8. Buboes and their Significance.

9. The Bacillus Pestis.

10. The Length of Life of the Bacillus Pestis.

11. The Avenues of Infection in Plague.

12. The Paths of Elimination of the Bacillus Pestis.

13. Air as a Carrier of Plague Infection.

14. Water Supplies in Plague.

15. Infection from Plague Corpses.

16. The Spread of Plague by Insects.

17. The Importance of Food in Plague. 18. The Principles of General Prophylaxis. 19. The Principles of Special Prophylaxis.

20. Epizootic Plague

21. Plague in Rats.

22. The Relation of the Epidemic to the Epizootic.

23. The Bridging of Epidemics.

24. The History of the Course and Relations of Epizootic and Epidemic

Plague in Health Districts of Hongkong during the year 1902.

25. Charts of the Course of Epizootic and Epidemic Plague during 1902. 26. The History of the Course and Relations of Epizootic and Epidemic Plague in the Health Districts of Hongkong during the year 1903, with Charts.

27. The History of the Initial Stages of the Outbreak of 1904.

28. The Course and Relations of Epizootic and Epidemic Plague during the

Inter-Epidemic Intervals, 1902-03 and 1903-04.

39. Plague in Cats.

30. Plague in Mice.

31. The Susceptibility of Animals, in general, to Plague Infection.

32. General Conclusions in regard to Epizootic Plagne.

33. Spontaneous Epizootic Plagne.

34. Statistics.

WILLIAM HUNTER.