Buchanan, George Sir
Also known as
Buchanan, George
Born 1831-01-01
Died 1895-01-01
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveb30475363
- Open LibraryOL9386194A
Top Subjects
- Social conditions (13)
- England (13)
- 19th century (13)
- Public health (12)
- Sanitation (12)
- Typhoid fever (4)
- Communicable diseases (3)
Books by Buchanan, George Sir
Total count: 16
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Dr. Buchanan's report on fever at Whitehavenpublisher not identified1870-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on scarlatina in Thame, and on the sanitary state of the townpublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on the sanitary state of Middlesbrough-on-Teesvisited June 1871publisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on the sanitary state of Kingsthorpepublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on a second visit to Whitehavenpublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on fever in the sub-district of Brackleypublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on enteric fever at Ecton, and on its relations with the sewage of Northhamptonpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on certain sizing processes used in the cotton manufacture at Todmorden, and on their influence upon healthpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on the recent sanitary state of Huddersfield, especially as to enteric fever in the boroughpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report on certain cases of enteric fever at Barking, and on their relation to the sewage irrigation of Lodge Farmpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report to the Local Government Board on an outbreak of enteric fever in Caius College, Cambridgepublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report to the Local Government Board on enteric fever in the General Lunatic Asylum, Northhamptonpublisher not identified1875-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report to the Local Government Board on an outbreak of scarlatina in South Kensingtonpublisher not identified1876-01-01
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Dr. Buchanan's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of enteric fever at Croydon in 1875publisher not identified1876-01-01
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Plaguepapers relating to the modern history and recent progress of Levantine plaguePrinted by G. E. Eyre and W. Spottiswoode, for H.M. Stationary Off.1879-01-01
Milk-scarlatina in London in 1885being a report on certain observed relations between scarlatina in various districts of London and milk supplied from a dairy farm at HendonH.M.S.O.1886-01-01