The destructive operation of foul air, tainted provisions, bad water and personal filthiness upon human constitutions [microform] : exemplified in the unparalleled cruelty of the British to the American captives at New York during the revolutionary war, on board their prison and hospital ships, in a communication to Dr. Mitchill, dated September 4, 1807 : also a letter to the Tammany society, upon the same subject /
Coffin, Alexander,1765?-1836.
Bushnell, Charles Ira,1826-1883.
New York : Priv. print.,
1865.
At head of p. 5: from the "Medical repository," vol. XI, p. 260-267.
"Only thirty copies printed, ten of which are on fine paper." This copy not numbered.
"The prison-ship 'Jersey.' By Charles I. Bushnell": p. [27]-28.
Sabin 14160.
Sabin Group 24.
Microfiche.
Jersey (Prison-ship)