A collectible ninth edition (1932) of the Manual of Bacteriology by Muir, Ritchie, Browning, and Mackie — one of the most authoritative and widely used bacteriology textbooks of the early 20th century.
First published in the late 19th century and revised through multiple editions, this landmark medical reference covers the classification, culture, and pathology of bacteria, reflecting the state of microbiological science in the interwar period. A fascinating piece of medical history.
- Authors: Carl H. Browning & Thomas J. Mackie (with Muir & Ritchie)
- Edition: Ninth, 1932
- Format: Hardcover
- Condition: Collectible – Very Good
- Subject: Bacteriology, medical history, microbiology
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