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A Military Dictionary · 1810 · p. 34
of lines and quantities, are their squares, cubes, . or other multiplications of the parts into the whole, or of one part into another. Small POX . A disease to which most infants, adults, . are exposed; and which has been rendered le malignant by inoculation. The introduction of a humor, called the Cow Pox , or Vaccine Matter , into the human system, has lately been found extremely beneficial. When recruits join a regiment they should be examined respecting this disease; and no time should be lost to vaccinate them. Great Pox , commonly called the venereal disease. Few men are more likely to catch this cruel disorder than soldiers; and in no case ought the attention of the regimental surgeon to be more imperiously engaged than in the speedy cure of it. In the navy, where the disease is often prevalent, the surgeons are entitled to receive a certain sum of money, which is stopped out of the pay of their venereal patients, for extraordinary trouble and attendance. In the army of the U. States the soldiers are treated in this as in all other diseases. The soldier should be liable to stoppages. Every officer of a company, who has the welfare of his soldiers at heart, should examine their linen at the weekly inspections, as the disorder generally manifests itself, particularly in its first stages, in stains upon the shirt.
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