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[Report 1940] by Bingley (England). Urban District Council. nb2008024122 · Booklabria

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Bingley (England). Urban District Council. nb2008024122
[Report 1940]

Public healthDisease Outbreaks

[Report 1940]

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First published: 1940

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A book by Bingley (England). Urban District Council. nb2008024122, first published in 1940. Open Library records 1 edition, in English; it is from 1940.

Subjects: Public health
Disease Outbreaks
Water supply
Sanitation

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Published: 1940
Language: English

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