Asiatic cholera: its origin, history, and progress, for over two hundred years, and the devastations it has caused in the east and west
Subtitle: its ravages in Europe and America in 1831-2, in 1848-9, in 1854-5, and in 1865-6: with a full description of the causes, nature, and character of the disease; its means of propagation, whether by the atmosphere or by contagion; its premonitory and distinctive sympton; the best know means of preventing its attack, both in communities and individuals; and the most effectual remedies for it according to the celebrated physicians who have treated it; together with simple and plain directions for the care of those who from any cause cannot obtain medical aid
By: By L.P. Brockett ...
Publisher: L. Stebbins; A. Kidder
Published: 1866
Place of publication: Hartford; Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 375
Subjects: Cholera; History