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First annual report of the Sanitary commission for Bengal, 1864-65
Report on Sanitation in Bengal for the Year 1911( -1919), Being the Forty-fourth ( -Fifty-second) Annual Report of the Sanitary Commissioner ... and the Twenty-first ( -Twenty-ninth) Annual Report of the Sanitary Board (and [1913-1919] the First-Seventh Annual Report of the Sanitary Engineer).
Author: Bengal (India). Sanitary Commission
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First Annual Report of the Sanitary Commission for Bengal, 1864-65, with Appendix, Containing Returns of Sickness and Mortality Among Troops in the Bengal Presidency from 1858 to 1864, Etc. (Second Annual Sanitary Report for Bengal, 1865, Etc.).
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Annual report of the sanitary commissioner for Bengal [afterw.] Report on sanitation [afterw.] Bengal public health report
Author: Bengal publ. health dept
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Pages : 658
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Annual Reports of the Sanitary Board, Bengal for the Years ...
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First ( -Forty-third) Annual Report of the Sanitary Commissioner for Bengal (including the Annual Report on Vaccination in Bengal for the Year 1881-82-1887-88) for 1868( -1910).
Author: Bengal (India). Sanitary Commission
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Annual Sanitary Report for Bengal
Author: Great Britain. Sanitary Commission for Bengal
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Pages : 165
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First Annual Report of the Sanitary Commission for Bengal, 1864-65
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 edition. Excerpt: ... of the troops in India received much attention in the Report of the Royal Commission. It is one of so much importance, and so much discussion has taken place regarding it, that it is desirable that we should show in detail what has been done. The following memorandum has been prepared for this purpose by Dr. C. A. Gordon, one of the members of our Commission. There can, we think, be no doubt that when the orders issued by the Government during the past year have been completely carried into effect, hardly anything will remain to be done for the improvement of the diet of the troops. "Since 1853, the daily ration of the soldier in India has consisted of the following articles, namely: --Bread lib. Meat 1 Vegetables-1 Rice--------4 ozs. Sugar 2 Tea- Salt--1 In "In 1864, a few modifications in the quantities of some of these items were authorised. These will be alluded to hereafter; but it is desirable that, for the present, we consider the ration as it existed at the time the Royal Commission on the Sanitary state of the Army in India was sitting. "The meat ration consists of beef during five days per week, and mutton on the two remaining, as had been the case for several years previous. The meat to be cut up in joints, the ribs and upper joints of the fore legs excluded. The bread to be of the best quality, and equal to that provided for hospital diet. The vegetables to be such as are procurable at different stations, and in different seasons. The ration of tea to consist, as a rule, of one-third green, and two-third black. Coffee might, however, be substituted for tea, in the proportion of 2 lbs. ol the former to lib. of the latter. "For the purpose of cooking this ration, a daily...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 edition. Excerpt: ... of the troops in India received much attention in the Report of the Royal Commission. It is one of so much importance, and so much discussion has taken place regarding it, that it is desirable that we should show in detail what has been done. The following memorandum has been prepared for this purpose by Dr. C. A. Gordon, one of the members of our Commission. There can, we think, be no doubt that when the orders issued by the Government during the past year have been completely carried into effect, hardly anything will remain to be done for the improvement of the diet of the troops. "Since 1853, the daily ration of the soldier in India has consisted of the following articles, namely: --Bread lib. Meat 1 Vegetables-1 Rice--------4 ozs. Sugar 2 Tea- Salt--1 In "In 1864, a few modifications in the quantities of some of these items were authorised. These will be alluded to hereafter; but it is desirable that, for the present, we consider the ration as it existed at the time the Royal Commission on the Sanitary state of the Army in India was sitting. "The meat ration consists of beef during five days per week, and mutton on the two remaining, as had been the case for several years previous. The meat to be cut up in joints, the ribs and upper joints of the fore legs excluded. The bread to be of the best quality, and equal to that provided for hospital diet. The vegetables to be such as are procurable at different stations, and in different seasons. The ration of tea to consist, as a rule, of one-third green, and two-third black. Coffee might, however, be substituted for tea, in the proportion of 2 lbs. ol the former to lib. of the latter. "For the purpose of cooking this ration, a daily...
Bengal Sanitary Commission. Second Annual Sanitary Report for Bengal, 1865, with Appendices, Containing Returns of Sickness and Mortality Among the British and Native Troops, and Also Among the Prisoners in the Bengal Presidency, for that Year
Bengal Sanitary Commission. Second annual sanitary report for Bengal, 1865, with appendices, containing returns of sickness and mortality among the British and native troops, and also among the prisoners in the Bengal presidency, for that year
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