Hygiene Navale, by Paul Brouardel, Ernest Mosny
Condition: VeryGood.
"Hygiene Navale," part of the larger "Traitée d'hygiène" edited by Paul Brouardel and Ernest Mosny, is a comprehensive examination of various hygiene aspects published in Paris in 1906. This work is structured in multiple volumes, each exploring distinct topics, including food hygiene and atmospheric conditions. The editorial team features distinguished contributors, ensuring a rich compilation of knowledge. Presented with numerous illustrative figures, the text aims to enhance understanding of hygiene practices. Available through various library catalogs, this vintage medical treatise is not just a cornerstone of hygiene literature but also a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century health perspectives—perfect for the quirky historian."
French. Very mild shelfwear.
Paris
Hardcover
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"Hygiene Navale," part of the larger "Traitée d'hygiène" edited by Paul Brouardel and Ernest Mosny, is a comprehensive examination of various hygiene aspects published in Paris in 1906. This work is structured in multiple volumes, each exploring distinct topics, including food hygiene and atmospheric conditions. The editorial team features distinguished contributors, ensuring a rich compilation of knowledge. Presented with numerous illustrative figures, the text aims to enhance understanding of hygiene practices. Available through various library catalogs, this vintage medical treatise is not just a cornerstone of hygiene literature but also a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century health perspectives—perfect for the quirky historian."
French. Very mild shelfwear.
Paris
Hardcover
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