Sanitary Reform: Its General Aspect and Local Importance, Considered in a Lecture Delivered at the New Queen's Theatre, Adelaide, on Tuesday Evening, 13th February, 1849, Together with Practical Observations on South Australia, Applicable to the Subject as Affecting the Sanitary Condition of the Colony. Adelaide, South Australia, 1849

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