"A grim terror more menacing, more sinister than death itself" : physicians, poliomyelitis and the popular press in early 20th century Ontario, by Christopher James Rutty

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"A grim terror more menacing, more sinister than death itself" : physicians, poliomyelitis and the popular press in early 20th century Ontario

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1990

Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references

Extent: 1 v.

Note: Presented to the NJM Library by the Lajos and Ilona Bartha-Kovacs Medical Library Trust Fund.

Record ID: 99133028730001651

Reproduction note: Photocopy.

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(CaMWU)u1392570-01umb_inst
905698
(Sirsi) AQE-3810
(CaOOAMICUS)000027337839
(OCoLC)184790878

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