Relación De La Epidemia De Calenturas Pútridas Padecida En El Navío De S.M. Nombrado El “Miño” En Su Viaje a Constantinopla El Año De 1786 Jose Sanchez

Relación De La Epidemia De Calenturas Pútridas Padecida En El Navío De S.M. Nombrado El ‘Miño’ En Su Viaje a Constantinopla El Año De 1786 recounts the epidemic of putrid fevers suffered on the ship of His Majesty named ‘El Miño’ during its voyage to Constantinople in the year 1786. The book details the methods of Doctor Don Joseph Masdevall in curing the afflicted and offers reflections on the nature of those diseases. This historical account, written in Spanish, provides valuable insight into 18th-century medicine, shipboard health conditions, and the challenges of combating disease during maritime travel. It serves as a primary source for understanding medical practices and the understanding of epidemics in that era.

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• ISBN: 9781145129252
• Autor: José Sánchez
• Editorial: Nabu Press
• Páginas: No especificado
• Encuadernación: Tapa Blanda
• Dimensiones: 156.00 x 234.00 mm