Dr. Richard Mead's Advice in 1720, for Preventing the Spread of Infection, Abridged Together With Extracts From the Act of Parliament, Which Was Framed According to That Advice

A fascinating historical document detailing one doctor's efforts to combat the spread of infectious diseases in 18th century England. Includes Dr. Richard Mead's original advice from 1720, as well as excerpts from the subsequent Act of Parliament that was based on his recommendations. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine.

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