Explore the historical roots of public health with "An authentick account of the measures and precautions used at Venice, By the Magistrate of the Office of Health, for the Preservation of Publick Health." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a rare glimpse into the health administration practices of Venice, Italy.

Written anonymously, this account details the measures and precautions implemented by Venetian authorities to safeguard public health. Delve into the strategies employed to prevent the spread of disease within a bustling city renowned for its trade and maritime activity.

A valuable resource for those interested in the history of disease prevention, public health, and the evolution of healthcare policy. This book sheds light on the challenges faced and the innovative solutions developed in Venice, offering insights relevant to the ongoing study of public health. A vital historical document for understanding the foundations of modern public health practices.

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