Observations on the history and treatment of dysentery and its combinations ; with an examination of their claims to a contagious character, and an inquiry into the source of contagion in its analogous diseases, angina, erysipelas, hospital ganrene, and puerperal fever / by William Harty.

  • Harty, William, 1781-1854.
Date:
1847
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Credit: Observations on the history and treatment of dysentery and its combinations ; with an examination of their claims to a contagious character, and an inquiry into the source of contagion in its analogous diseases, angina, erysipelas, hospital ganrene, and puerperal fever / by William Harty. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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