An inquiry into the nature and causes of sickness in ships of war
Subtitle: showing the error of its being chiefly ascribed to maritime diet, and that it cannot be prevented by the acids so generally recommended, by what means that prevention may be most effectually attained, and with least expence to the state : to which are added, a review of Sir John Pringle's Discourse on preserving the health of mariners, with other medical disquisitions, including remarks on the new dispensatory of the London College of Physicians
By: by William Renwick
Contributors: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Publisher: Printed for J. Evans
Published: 1792
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 83
Subjects: Naval Medicine
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The Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Table of contents: title: Contents: Mephitic vapour - Putrid water - Salted aliments - Sea-biscuit - Maritime atmosphere - Review - Conclusion - Appendix (Fevers - Syphilis - Suspended animation - Mental derangement - Terrene depravity)