Results for “Great Britain Colonial Office. Library”

Statistical report of the epidemic cholera in Jamaica

John Parkin

1852

Leprosy

Henry Press Wright

1889

Result of an inquiry whether cholera can be conveyed by human intercourse from an infected to a healthy locality; or, from an infected to a healthy person

David Macloughlin

1856

The two paths, Love's meinie

John Ruskin

1800

The 'Franconia' case

Cockburn, Alexander James Edmund Sir

1876

South Africa as a health resort

Arthur Fuller

1889

The defence of the settlers of Honduras against the unjust and unfounded representations of Colonel George Arthur, late Superintendent of that settlement

Arthur, George Sir

1824

English defenders of American freedoms, 1774-1778

Paul Hubert Smith

1972

On the etiology of leprosy

G. Armauer Hansen

1875

Report by the Central Board of Health of Jamaica

Jamaica. Central Board of Health

1852

Drenaggio

N. Zammit

1875

Épidémiologie de la fièvre jaune au Sénégal pendant l'année 1878

A. Le Jemble

1882

The letters of Mr. Alexander Fiddes, F.R.C.S., Edin. considered and refuted, his misrepresentations exposed, his calumnies and innuendoes set in the light of truth, his various statements in the press and otherwise weighed in the balance and found wanting

Lewis Q. Bowerbank

1865

A brief sketch of the progress of opinion upon the subject of contagion

William Macmichael

1825

The terror of the tents, or, Quarantine restrictions as imposed and enforced in Jamaica during the prevalence of small-pox, under so-called paternal government

Lewis Q. Bowerbank

1872

Report of the Small-pox Quarantine Committee, appointed by order of His Excellency the Governor, Colombo, May, 1851

Ceylon. Small-pox Quarantine Committee

1852

A report on small-pox, as it appeared in Ceylon in 1833-34

John Kinnis

1835

La lèpre est contagieuse

Étienne Brosse

1879

Handbook for yellow fever

Thomas Anderson

1866

Copy of a letter from Mr. Charles Cameron, a surgeon in His Majesty's Navy and late surgeon of the Fergusson convict ship, to the Commissioners for victualling His Majesty's Navy, and for the care of sick and wounded seamen

Charles Cameron

1829