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Posted by Linden on June 29, 1998 at 21:41:47:
In response to 2 questions, written by Baroness Diana on June 29, 1998 at 19:51:18
] Why is it that, in Regency times, no matter WHAt accident or injury occurred, even one in which we would not think it likely, one ALWAYS deveoped a fever? Any ideas, anyone?
No antibiotics or antisepsis, good plot device.
Cheers
Linden
- Fevers Baroness Diana 11:14:25 6/30/98
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