Malta and the British Navy: the medical connection during the nineteenth century. Part III. Medical and other problems
Savona-Ventura, C.
Journal of the Royal Naval Medical Service 79(2): 100-105
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0035-9033 PMID: 8263853 Document Number: 421031
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