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"To Panama and Back: The Record of an Experience" offers a captivating journey to Central America in 1905. Written by Henry Turman Byford, this historical account details his travels to Panama as part of the Pan-American Medical Congress. This volume provides a unique glimpse into the era, blending elements of travel writing, medical history, and personal narrative.
Byford's record presents a detailed snapshot of Panama at the turn of the century, offering insights into the region's culture and environment alongside observations related to the medical field. Readers interested in the history of medicine, turn-of-the-century travel, or the allure of Central America will find this meticulously prepared republication a rewarding read. Experience Panama through the eyes of a traveler from a bygone era.
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