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Nutrition ,Sanitation, Hygiene and the likelihood of Death : The British Army in India C. 1870-1920 By Sumit Guha

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Guha, Sumit

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TextLanguage: English Series: Research-in-Progress Papers on "History and society",; second series, no.84Publication details: New Delhi Centre for contemporary studies Nehru Memorial Museum and Library 1993Description: 47p.:ill.; 28cmDDC classification:

DB 309.154 072 RES

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DB-Government Publications

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