Clinical Lectures On the Contagious Typhus, Epidemic in Glasgow, and the Vicinity

Richard Millar provides a detailed and illuminating account of a typhus epidemic that swept through Glasgow and the surrounding areas in the early 19th century. Drawing on his experience treating patients and conducting research during the outbreak, Millar paints a vivid picture of the challenges of containing and treating a major infectious disease.

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