Physical and Medical Climate and Meteorology of the West Coast of Africa: With Valuable Hints to Europeans for the Preservation of Health in the TropicsChurchill, 1867 - 321 pages |
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A.M. Noon Accra acid afternoon amongst April aqueous vapour atmosphere August barometer Bathurst Bight of Benin blows Camaroon carbonic acid cholera clouds Coast of Africa cold colony colour commences Daily dew-point diarrhoea Diseases DRY BULB Dysentery effect elevated Engravings Evening-3rd Evening-5th exhalations exposed Fcap Freetown Gambia region Gold Coast harmattan harmattan wind healthy heat Hygrometer inches increased inhabitants interior July June lagoon Lagos land Liberia lightning M'Carthy's Island Malarious Fevers matter Medical MEDIUM mercury Minimum Thermometers month morning mortality mountains natives night Noon-2nd Noon-4th OBSERVATIONS.-At 9 OBSERVATIONS.-Morning-1st OBSERVATIONS.-Morning-2nd OBSERVATIONS.-Morning-4th October ozone Ozonometer population produced quantity of ozone quantity of rain quinine rainy season rise RIVER GAMBIA sanitary saturation sea breeze Senegal September Sierra Leone soil south-west St Mary's station sultry surface swamp temperature thermometer THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS thunder tion tornado town tropical climates unhealthy vegetable weather Western Africa WET BULB whilst yellow fever دو
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