The war against consumption: a popular handbook of the proceedings of the British Congress on Tuberculosis, London, 1901 / by Dennis Vinrace ; revised by John H. Vinrace.

  • Vinrace, Edward Dennis.
Date:
1902
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Credit: The war against consumption: a popular handbook of the proceedings of the British Congress on Tuberculosis, London, 1901 / by Dennis Vinrace ; revised by John H. Vinrace. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    lU. matters. . . . Tlie work of both the compiler and reviser has been veiy well done.” MOllXIXGl LEADEK:—“ Dr. Tinrace has done a great service by issuing a summary of the proceed- ings written in a ])opular form. Avoiding as far as possible the use of technical terms, he has set down the chief contributions to our knowledge on this important subject which the Congress produced, and in an important chapter he gives in brief the chief lessons to be derived from these.” THE AVESTMIXSTER REVIEWWill be welcome to manv. . . . The book will probably be useful to Municipal authorities and their sanitary officials, as well as to that section of the public which is most interested in auestions concerning tubercu- losis.” THE ST. JAMES’S GAZETTE:—“A clear and comprehensive hand-book.” THE GLASGOW HERALD, Eeb. 4th, 1902: — “ This little book is one which we cordiall}’ recom- mend to the reader as a concise, thorough, and read- able composition on a most important subject, of which no one can afford to be in ignorance.” THE MANCHESTER COURIER, Feb. 5th, 1902:—“Dr. Tinrace has attempted to give, briefly and in popular language, the results of the labour, thought arid experience of those who have studied the subject most deeply, and it is impossible to praise too highly the way in which he has carried out the task. ... A wide circulation of this authorita-