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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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. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : Henry Renshaw, medical publisher, 356, Strand, 1835.

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4 unnumbered pages, 112 pages, 2 unnumbered pages ; 23 cm

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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.

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