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Infant mortality / by Hugh T. Ashby.

Full title: Infant mortality / by Hugh T. Ashby.

Author/creator: Ashby, Hugh T. (Hugh Tuke), 1880-.

Date: 1915..

Call Numbers: T0032235

Record Identifier: 74VvjAwMvwdM

Language: English

Formats: Books

Contents: 229 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Publishers: Cambridge, U.K., U.P. 1915.

Notes: Cambridge public health series.

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvjAwMvwdM

DDC: 614.13

MMS ID: 991015231809702626

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    Infant mortality / by Hugh T. Ashby.

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    Infant mortality / by Hugh T. Ashby.

    Full title

    Infant mortality / by Hugh T. Ashby.

    Author / Creator

    Ashby, Hugh T. (Hugh Tuke), 1880-

    Publisher

    Cambridge, U.K., U.P. 1915.

    Date

    1915.

    Call Numbers

    T0032235

    Record Identifier

    74VvjAwMvwdM

    Language

    English

    Formats

    Books

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    Infants--Mortality Children--Mortality--Statistics

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