 | 1879 - 450 lehte
...of medical inspection and of quarantine as against cholera in the ports of Europe underwent the most thorough discussion at the International Sanitary...except France, declared in favour of the former system. Undoubtedly a theoretically perfect quarantine, a quarantine which it should be impossible to break... | |
 | National cyclopaedia - 1884 - 670 lehte
...held at Vienna in 1874, the principle of inspection with the isolation of the sick was accepted by the large majority of the delegates, including those from every state of the first rank except France. The minority, while adhering to quarantine, agreed to a system by which its stringency, as before practised,... | |
 | John Brown Hamilton - 1887 - 678 lehte
...diseases which are in force under the general sanitary laws of the kingdom. The relative advantages of a system of medical inspection and of quarantine as...State of the first rank, except France, declared in favor of the former system. The minority, while adhering to quarantine, agreed to a system which would... | |
 | New York (N.Y.). Board of Trade - 1893 - 98 lehte
...medical inspection and of quarantine, as against cholera in the ports of Europe, underwent the most thorough discussion at the International Sanitary...State of the first rank except France, declared in favor of the former system. The majority, while adhering to quarantine, agreed to a system which would... | |
 | 1893 - 586 lehte
...medical inspections" and of " quarantine," as against cholera in the ports of Europe, underwent the most thorough discussion at the International Sanitary...including those from every State of the first rank in Europe, except France and Italy, declared in favor of the former system, and France agreed to a... | |
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The relative advantages of the system of medical inspection and of quarantine, as against cholera in the ports of Europe, underwent the most thorough discussion at the International Sanitary Conference which was held in Vienna in 1874. A large majority... 