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Ahearne was merely echoing a medical convention of the late nineteenth century. In 1893, Dr E.A. Birch had asserted that 'under the circumstances of ordinary life, a tropical climate (of which India is a type) is inimical to the European constitution'. He could cite expert opinion that European children in such a depleting climate grow up 'slight, weedy, and delicate, over-precocious' (Birch, 'Influence of Warm Climates on the Constitution', in Andrew Davidson, ed., Hygiene and Diseases of Warm Climates [Edinburgh/London, 1893], pp. 4, 5).
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