Cholera and its treatment on homoeopathic principles

(Based mainly on the results of fourteen years practice as a homoeopath.) Calcutta : published for the author by Berigny & Co, 1887. Printed by G. P. Roy & Co, Calcutta. Octavo, gilt-lettered cloth with blind decoration, lightly rubbed at edges, pencilled ‘Duplicate’ on front free endpaper, title leaf, pp. ii; 56; (3), a fine copy.

Very scarce Indian imprint on cholera, the first pandemic of which broke out in Bengal in 1817, and the Seventh Cholera Pandemic (which affects many nations including India) broke out in 1961, and is still ongoing.

Three examples recorded on OCLC : National Library of Medicine (USA), The British Library (UK), University of Michigan (USA)