Excerpt from Preventive Medicine in Relation to the Public Health: Being Lectures and Addresses Delivered at St. Thomas"s Hospital and Elsewhere; Revised by the Author
The following Lectures were delivered to the Students of St. Thomass Hospital during the Summer Session of 1876. They are published at the request of numerous friends, in the confident hope that they will be found useful to those who are striving to grapple with disease, so as to assist them to diminish its gravity and impede its incidence in particular districts They are suggestive as to further progress in disease obstruction, rather than exhaustive in their character, and are intended to direct the workers in sanitary science as to the lines they should pursue, and are not in any way to be taken as complete. A paper is also, included on the power of soil, air, and vegetation combined to purify sewage, the substance of which was read to the Society of Medical Officers of Health in 1875.
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