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Science, Technology and 100 Years of Canadian Quarantine
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| Title |
Science, Technology and 100 Years of Canadian Quarantine
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| Abstract |
Includes information on the development of quarantine science and technology by Dr. Frederick Montizambert (1843-1929) at Grosse Île, below Quebec City. The last third of the nineteenth century withnessed the passage from methods of quarantine based on detention to the use of disinfection techniques based on theories of bacteriology.
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Critical Issues in the History of Canadian Science, Technology and Medicine
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Thornhill, ON and Ottawa, ON
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HSTC Publications
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1983
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89-100
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| Language |
en
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0-9690475-1-7
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| Citation |
Bilson, Geoffrey. “Science, Technology and 100 Years of Canadian Quarantine.” In Critical Issues in the History of Canadian Science, Technology and Medicine, edited by Richard A. Jarrell and A. E. Roos, 89–100. Thornhill, ON and Ottawa, ON: HSTC Publications, 1983.
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