A Preliminary Report on the Investigation Into Equine Abortion Existing in the Province of Ontario

"A Preliminary Report on the Investigation Into Equine Abortion Existing in the Province of Ontario" presents findings from a study conducted in the early 20th century. Authored by Frank W. Schofield, this report delves into the causes and prevalence of equine abortion, offering insights into the challenges faced by horse breeders and veterinary professionals of the time. The work provides a valuable historical perspective on veterinary research and practices related to equine health. This report is a crucial resource for historians of science and veterinary medicine, as well as anyone interested in the historical context of animal health in Ontario.

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