The Life and Times of John Skinner
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A fascinating and detailed study of the life and work of John Skinner, a pioneering physician and social reformer who played an important role in the development of public health policy in 19th-century America. Walker's meticulously researched biography sheds new light on Skinner's many achievements and illuminates a key period in the history of American medicine and social justice.
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