Gwynne Harries
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL11929484A
Top Subjects
- Social conditions (15)
- Public health (15)
- Sanitation (15)
- 19th century (15)
- England (12)
- Typhoid fever (8)
- Communicable diseases (5)
Books by Gwynne Harries
Total count: 15
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on enteric fever at Burbage, Leicestershireinspected June 1871publisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on enteric fever in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, and on the sanitary condition of the placeinspected August 1871publisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary condition of West Aucklandinspected February 1872publisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary arrangements of the district of the Worksop Local Board of Healthinspected July and August, 1871publisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary arrangements of the villages in the Worksop Unionpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on an epidemic of enteric fever at Hucknall Torkard, Notts, and on the sanitary condition of the placepublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on enteric fever in Carlton, Nottinghamshire, and on the sanitary condition of the placepublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the prevalence of enteric fever in part of the sub-district of Llanelly, Brecknockshireinspected June 1872publisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the prevalence of enteric fever in Sutton-in-Ashfield, and on the sanitary conditions of the sub-districtpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary condition of Brecknock and the prevalence of enteric fever thereinpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the prevalence of enteric fever in the sub-district of Ystradgunlais, in the counties of Brecon and Glamorganpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary condition of Fleetwood-on-Wyre, and the prevalence of scarlatina thereininspected May 1873publisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary condition of the town of Guisborough, in connection with the prevalence of enteric fever therein(inspected August 1873)publisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the sanitary condition of the borough of Margate, and the prevalence of certain kinds of disease thereininspected April 1873publisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Gwynne Harries' report on the prevalence of enteric fever in the town of Campden, and on the sanitary condition of the placeinspected May 1873publisher not identified1873-01-01