SWEATING-SICKNESS
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 8
an acute fever, the first symptoms being headache and cold shivering, then rise of temperature followed by profuse sweating, delirjum, and collapse; formerly occurred in epidemic form in England, the last outbreak in 1551 being attributed to the unsanitary conditions in which the people lived. Military fever, which occurs from time to time in France, Italy, and Germany, resembles it, except that the sweating is accompanied by a rash.
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