Cemeteries
Subtitle: as receptacles for the dead, and principally as places for health, recreation, meditation, and pleasure, and as substitutes for parks ; Wills or testaments : with the proper distribution of these to females, who are frequently left too little, and are less cared for than sons ; Potatoes : as an article of food, and in a political point of view, their cultivation, growth, and improvement, and the causes of disease, and means of preventing it
By: by John Moodie
Contributors: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Publisher: Sold by all booksellers
Published: 1848
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Subjects: Mortuary Practice; Public Facilities; Wills; Solanum tuberosum; Taxes
Notes: Also published as Vol. 1 of Principles and observations on many and various subjects, for the health of nations and individuals.

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