Leicester and Smallpox. Thirty Years’ Experience. A Paper Read at the Annual Meeting of the Royal Institute of Public Health, Held at Exeter, August, 1902, With Additional Details as to the Cases of Smallpox Which Have Appeared During the Present Year

This paper details the experience of medical professionals in Leicester, England, in their efforts to control and contain outbreaks of smallpox during the early 20th century. Windley provides detailed documentation of cases, treatments, and outcomes, shedding light on the broader history of public health and infectious disease management. A fascinating and important read for anyone interested in the history of medicine and public health.

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