Inoculation: Prevention Of Swine Plague, With The Demonstration That The Administration Of The Agricultural Department Is A Public Scandal (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271012343)

"Inoculation: Prevention Of Swine Plague, With The Demonstration That The Administration Of The Agricultural Department Is A Public Scandal" by Frank S. Billings delves into the critical subject of swine plague prevention through inoculation. This work not only explores the scientific aspects of combating the disease but also critiques the administrative failures within the Agricultural Department.

Billings's study provides insights into the methodologies and challenges of inoculation techniques during the period. It serves as both a historical record of early veterinary practices and a commentary on governmental oversight in agricultural matters. This book is essential for those interested in the history of veterinary medicine, public health policies, and the socio-political context of agricultural administration.

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