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The house accommodation of the artisan and labouring classes in Ireland, with special reference to Dublin and other large towns

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Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1872-1920)

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  1. 29 & 30 Vic., Cap. XC., section 35. The Sanitary Act, 1866.

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  1. Trinity College, Dublin

    Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw

  2. Ireland

    Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw

  3. Statistical and Social Inquiry Society, Ireland

    Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw

  4. Dublin Sanitary Association, Ireland

    Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw

  5. Steevens’, Cork-street Fever, and the Dublin Orthopædic, Hospitals, Ireland

    Thomas Wrigley Grimshaw

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Grimshaw, T.W. The house accommodation of the artisan and labouring classes in Ireland, with special reference to Dublin and other large towns. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science 80, 7–25 (1885). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02966742

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