The philosophy of epidemic cholera
Subtitle: being at attempt to unravel its mystery; to disarm its terrors; to account for its phenomena by the ordinary laws of morbid action; to develope the true pathological condition of the body in its various stages; to demonstrate the inutility of hospitals and quarantines; to enforce the system of domiciliary visiting; and to unfold a mode of treatment at once safe, scientific, and successful - a remedy within reach of every housekeeper, and applied without cost, risk, or delay
By: by John Balbirnie, M.A., M.D.
Contributors: University of Glasgow. Library
Series: Truths for the times and the people -- no.2.
Publisher: William Horsell; Osborne; W. Bremner
Published: 1849
Place of publication: London; Birmingham; Manchester
Language: eng
Number of pages: 46
Subjects: Cholera; Treatment; History
Notes: Series statement on cover reads "Truths for the times and the people, No. III."

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Colquhoun, John Erskine Campbell, Rev. Donor of book to Glasgow University, 1907.

Balbirnie, John, 1810-1895. Presentation inscription.

Fleming, William, fl. 1818-1848. Former owner.