The public health a public question. First report of the Metropolitan Sanitary Association on the chief evils affecting the sanitary condition of the metropolis, with suggestions for their removal; and containing the proceedings of the public meeting held at Freemason's Hall, Feb. 6th, 1850.

  • Metropolitan Sanitary Association (London, England)
Date:
1850
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Credit: The public health a public question. First report of the Metropolitan Sanitary Association on the chief evils affecting the sanitary condition of the metropolis, with suggestions for their removal; and containing the proceedings of the public meeting held at Freemason's Hall, Feb. 6th, 1850. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE */ PUBLIC HEALTH A PUBLIC QUESTION. FIRST REPORT OF THE METROPOLITAN SANITARY ASSOCIATION ON THE CHIEF EVILS AFFECTING THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE METROPOLIS, WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR THEIR REMOVAL; AND CONTAINING THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE PUBLIC MEETING Held at Freemasons Hall, Feb. 6th, 1850, AND OF THE DEPUTATIONS TO THE PREMIER, THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, AND THE CHANCELLOR 0E THE EXCHEQUER. “ He who raises the industrious population of this many-citied kingdom to the natural standard of health, will indeed be parens ac deus salutis nostra; if, according to Pliny, Deus est mortali juvare mortalem, et hac ad aterriam gloriam via. — Registrar-General’s Ninth Annual Report. 10, CRAIG’S COURT, CHARING CROSS, 1850.
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