The seaman's medical advocate, or, An attempt to shew that five thousand seamen are, annually, during war, lost to the British nation, in the West-India merchants' service, and on-board ships of war on the West-India station, through the yellow fever, and other diseases and means, from causes which, it is conceived, are chiefly to be obviated, and unconnected with the misfortunes of war or dangers of the seas
Subtitle: illustrated by cases and facts : most respectfully submitted to the consideration of the British Senate, the Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the admirals of fleets, and the commanders of ships of war, on the West-India station, the West-India merchants, and the commanders of West-India merchantmen
By: by Elliot Arthy
Contributors: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Publisher: Printed for Messrs Richardson ... and Mr. Egerton
Published: 1798
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Yellow Fever; Naval Medicine
Other titles: Attempt to shew that five thousand seamen are, annually, during war, lost to the British nation.
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