Inquiry into some points of the sanatory state of Edinburgh : the rate of mortality of its inhabitants since 1780; their average duration of life; the differences in the rate of mortality among its different classes, and among the married and single; and its comparative eligibility as a place of residence, and for the education of children / by James Stark.

Date:
1847
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Credit: Inquiry into some points of the sanatory state of Edinburgh : the rate of mortality of its inhabitants since 1780; their average duration of life; the differences in the rate of mortality among its different classes, and among the married and single; and its comparative eligibility as a place of residence, and for the education of children / by James Stark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    >1.10 7V, INQUIRY i l I . . R KG • ■*'*& ;/> ivV)V-- INTO SOME POINTS OF THE SANATORY STATE OP EDINBURGH; THE RATE OF MORTALITY OF ITS INHABITANTS SINCE 1780 ; THEIR AVERAGE DURATION OF LIFE ; THE DIFFERENCES IN THE RATE OF MORTALITY AMONG ITS DIFFERENT CLASSES, AND AMONG THE MARRIED AND SINGLE ; AND ITS COMPARATIVE ELIGIBILITY AS A PLACE OF RESIDENCE, AND FOR THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN. By JAMES STARK, M. D., FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGH, REGISTRAR OF THE MORTALITY OF EDINBURGH AND LEITH ; AUTHOR OF AN “ INQUIRY INTO THE PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE CONTINUED PREVALENCE AND FATALITY OF SMALL-POX,” &C. &C. EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, NORTH BRIDGE. MDCCCXLV1I