Three Letters Relating To The Navy, Gibraltar, And Portmahon

This book contains three letters written by James Lind, a Scottish physician and naval surgeon known for his contributions to the field of preventive medicine. Originally written in the mid-18th century, these letters provide valuable historical context on the state of British naval medicine and the conditions faced by sailors during this time period.
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