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destructive operation of foul air, tainted provisions, bad water and personal filthiness upon human constitutions
exemplified in the unparalleled cruelty of the British to the American captives at New York during the revolutionary war, on board their prison and hospital ships, in a communication to Dr. Mitchill, dated September 4, 1807
iv, 28 pages : illustrations, (portrait) ; 26 cm.
by Captain Alexander Coffin ; with an introduction by Charles I. Bushnell.
At head of page 5: From the "Medical repository," volume XI, pages 260-267.
"Only thirty copies printed, ten of which are on fine paper." This copy not numbered. "The prison-ship 'Jersey.' By Charles I. Bushnell": pages [27]-28.
Microfiche. Louisville [Ky.] : Lost Cause Press, 1970. 2 microfiches : negative ; 10 x 15 cm. (Selected Americana from Sabin's Dictionary of books relating to America)