Publisher's Synopsis
Interested in the history of public health? Look no further than the Handbook of the Museum of Hygiene at University College Liverpool. This book, first published in 1912, provides a comprehensive overview of the museum's collection of hygiene-related artifacts, as well as insightful essays on the history of public health. Discover the origins of modern sanitation practices with this fascinating read.
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