Habitual Drunkards. Documents Relative to Proposed Legislation (limited to Scotland) for Inebriety, caused by Disease, which is curable under proper Treatment, Containing 1. Explanatory Memorandum prefixed to a Bill proposed for the Establishment of Restorative Homes in Scotland for Inebriates. 2. Report of a Meeting of the Legislative Committee of the London British Medical Association upon the Billóor Legislation upon its linesówith an Abstract of the Clauses of the Bill, March, confirmed by the council 17th April 1889. 3. Report of a full Discussion upon the Bill and the subject generally in the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, February 1889. 4. Resolution of the Society of the Study of Inebriety, October 1889. 5. Resolution of
Livres anciens et modernes
Scotland, Restorative Homes Bill.
Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, [1889].,
Habitual Drunkards. Documents Relative to Proposed Legislation (limited to Scotland) for Inebriety, caused by Disease, which is curable under proper Treatment, Containing 1. Explanatory Memorandum prefixed to a Bill proposed for the Establishment of Restorative Homes in Scotland for Inebriates. 2. Report of a Meeting of the Legislative Committee of the London British Medical Association upon the Billóor Legislation upon its linesówith an Abstract of the Clauses of the Bill, March, confirmed by the council 17th April 1889. 3. Report of a full Discussion upon the Bill and the subject generally in the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, February 1889. 4. Resolution of the Society of the Study of Inebriety, October 1889. 5. Resolution of
Livres anciens et modernes
Scotland, Restorative Homes Bill.
Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, [1889].,
156,26 €
(Grantham,
Royaume-Uni)
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Détails
- Auteur
- Scotland, Restorative Homes Bill.
- Éditeurs
- Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, [1889].
- Thème
- MEDICINE MEDICAL PAMPHLETS DRUNKARDS ALCOHOL
Description
60pp., disbound. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute.
