A treatise on hygiene and public health
By: edited by Thomas Stevenson ... and Shirley F. Murphy ...
Contributors: Murphy, Shirley Foster, Sir, 1848-1923
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Notes: Contributions by various authors.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Contents.; title: v. 1. Air [by] J. Lane Notter.  Warming and ventilation [by] W. N. Shaw.  Meteorology [by] G. J. Symons.  Influence of climate on health [by] C. Theodore Williams.  Water [by] Thomas Stevenson.  The influence of soil on health [by] S. Monckton Copeman.  Food [by] Sidney H. C. Martin.  The inspection of meat [by] E. W. Hope.  Clothing [by] Geo. Vivian Poore.  Physical education [by] Frederick Treves.  Baths [by] W. Hale White.  The dwelling [by] P. Gordon Smith and Keith D. Young.  Hospital hygiene [by] H. G. Howse.  The disposal of refuse [by] W. H. Corfield and Louis C. Parkes.  Offensive and noxious businesses [by] Thomas Whiteside Hime.  Slaughter houses [by] E. W. Hope.; title: v. 2. The pathology and etiology of infectious diseases [by] E. Klein.  The natural history of infectious diseases [by] T. W. Thompson.  Small-pox and vaccination [by] John C. McVail.  Vital statistics [by] Arthur Ransome.  Marine hygiene [by] Henry E. Armstrong.  Military hygiene [by] J. Lane Notter.  Disposal of the dead [by] Sir T. Spencer Wells and F. W. Lowndes.  Medical officer of health [by] Alfred Ashby.; title: v. 3. The law relating to the public health in England and Wales.  The law relating to the public health in Ireland.  The law relating to the public health in Scotland.