Medical Fashions in the Nineteenth Century Including a Sketch of Bacteriomania and the Battle of the Bacilli

This work by Edward T. Tibbits provides a fascinating account of the medical practices and beliefs in the nineteenth century, including the rise of bacteriology and the debates around the germ theory of disease. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine and the ways in which medical knowledge and practices have evolved over time.

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