The cape doctor in the Nineteenth century. A social history. -  DEACON Harriet (red.)

KORTE INHOUD

Paperback, in-8, 318 pp., bibliografische noten, bibliografie, index/register.

This book provides a deep dive into the medical history of the Cape during the 19th century, offering a unique perspective on the social, cultural, and political aspects of healthcare during this time. The book explores the role of the 'Cape Doctor', a term used to describe the prevalent southeast wind in Cape Town, and its impact on health and disease. It also delves into the lives of medical practitioners of the time, their training, their practices, and their interaction with the society they served. The book is rich in historical detail and provides a fascinating look at the intersection of medicine, history, and society in the Cape during the 19th century.

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2004 Uitgever: Rodopi 318 paginas Taal: Engels