Sickness is Imperious & Obliged Us to Submit to Its Ravages
Document 1798Banger laments the effects of the fever on his body and the fact that iillness has rendered him useless in carrying out his business.
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Letter Signed
Description
Banger laments the effects of the fever on his body and the fact that iillness has rendered him useless in carrying out his business.
Date
10/01/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Doylestown
Document number
1798100180301
Page start
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Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Timothy Banger
the Doctor
your good lady, Miss Phillips, & all the family
Notable locations
3rd Door Above 6th Street in Arch Street
Sign of the Washington, Doylestown
hospital
tavern where I lodge
Notable items
stage goes to Philadelphia
services are more indispensable
sickness
indulgent Providence
fever
sickness has not hurt my mind
implicit dependence
pains, insanity, and the bloody streaks in my eyes
violent chill
excruciating pains
my body
danger of introducing the complaint into your family
journey
your usefull life
best blessings of both worlds