An edition of Consumption, why so fatal? (1835)

Consumption, why so fatal?

What are the means by which it can be prevented in those predisposed to, and its progress arrested in those already affected with it? The above queries solved in a manner intelligible to every reader, experience and common sense furnishing the solutions

by John Tyrrell

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An edition of Consumption, why so fatal? (1835)

Consumption, why so fatal?

What are the means by which it can be prevented in those predisposed to, and its progress arrested in those already affected with it? The above queries solved in a manner intelligible to every reader, experience and common sense furnishing the solutions

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Includes bibliographical references.

Copy 1. Binding: 19th century brown marbled papers, calf spine and corners, two brown leather labels on spine: title label and ownership label of Vet. Med. Association. Gold tooled date on spine: 1835.

Published in: London

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Pagination: 4 unnumbered pages, 112 pages, 2 unnumbered pages ;
Number of pages: 112

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Open Library: OL26268557M
Internet Archive: b28753550

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Consumption, why so fatal?

What are the means by which it can be prevented in those predisposed to, and its progress arrested in those already affected with it? The above queries solved in a manner intelligible to every reader, experience and common sense furnishing the solutions

by John Tyrrell