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Flies in relation to disease; non-blood-sucking flies.
By G. S. Graham-Smith...
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Graham-Smith, G. S. (George Stuart)
, 1862-1937
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Cambridge public health series
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[2d ed.]
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Cambridge,
University Press,
1914
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Nuisance from flies.
Report by the medical officer presenting a report by Dr. Hamer ... on the extent to which fly nuisasnce is produced in London by accumulations of offensive matter. (Ordered by the Public health committee to be printed, 23rd January, 1908)
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London. County council. Public health Department
Hamer, William Heaton
, 1862-1936
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London,
Printed for the London Country council by Southwood, Smith & co., ltd.
[1908]
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