The impact of the nineteenth-century public health movmement [sic] upon American architecture : theories of disease, ventilation, and sunlight, 1840-1944 / by James Owen Ross.

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Ross, James Owen.

Title & Author:

The impact of the nineteenth-century public health movmement [sic] upon American architecture : theories of disease, ventilation, and sunlight, 1840-1944 / by James Owen Ross.

Publication:

2006.

Description:

xiv, 313 leaves : ill, plans. ; 28 cm.

Notes:
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Brown University, 2006.
Includes bibliographical references (284-313).
Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : UMI Dissertation Services, 2007. xiv, 313 p. : ill., plans ; 22 cm. UMI no.: 3227923.

Subject:

Architecture Health aspects United States 19th century.
Architecture Health aspects United States 20th century.
Housing and health United States History 19th century.
Housing and health United States History 20th century.
Public health United States History 20th century.
Communicable diseases Political aspects.
Logement et santé États-Unis Histoire 19e siècle.
Logement et santé États-Unis Histoire 20e siècle.
Santé publique États-Unis Histoire 20e siècle.
Maladies infectieuses Aspect politique.
Architecture Health aspects.
Housing and health.
Public health.
United States.

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Theses.
History.

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Impact of the nineteenth-century public health movement upon American architecture : theories of disease, ventilation, and sunlight, 1840-1944
Impact of the 19th-century public health movement upon American architecture : theories of disease, ventilation, and sunlight, 1840-1944

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Location: Library main 251901
Call No.: RA566.6 .R6 2006
Status: Available

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