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A report discusses a disease affecting cattle, exploring the hypothesis of vegetable poisoning and comparing it to known diseases like Milzbrand and historical incidents in other Australian colonies.
As regards the idea of a vegetable poison, there is nothing at present known respecting the disease which there would …
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PersonDr. Elliotson
Person Linnæus
PersonMr. Jas. Drummond
LocationTornca
LocationAustralian territory
Locationneighbouring colony
LocationSwan River colony
Historical Eventa century ago
Report Datemiddle of the year 1850
Historical Eventa few years since
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 13 March 1851.
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