Rudimentary treatise on the drainage of towns and buildings suggestive of sanatory regulations conducive to the health of an increasing population

Rudimentary treatise on the drainage of towns and buildings suggestive of sanatory regulations conducive to the health of an increasing population

by G. Drysdale Dempsey

Part of Weale's rudimentary series

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