Diseased Meat Sold in Edinburgh, and Meat Inspection, in Connection With the Public Health, and With the Interests of Agriculture: Letter to the Lord Provost of Edinburgh

This seminal work on public health and food safety exposes the dangers of selling diseased meat, and argues for the importance of meat inspection. Gamgee provides detailed descriptions of the various diseases that can be transmitted through meat, as well as suggestions for better inspection practices. This book is an important historical document that sheds light on the development of public health policy.

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