The Historical Decline of Tuberculosis in Europe and America: Its Causes and Significance

Leonard G. Wilson

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LEONARD G. WILSON; The Historical Decline of Tuberculosis in Europe and America: Its Causes and Significance, Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Scie

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