Von Der Sorge Des Staats FÃ1/4r Die Gesundheit... explores the role of the state in safeguarding public health. Written by Friedrich August Röber, this historical work, originally in German, delves into the policies and practices concerning healthcare within a specific German context. It offers insights into the historical development of public health initiatives and the evolving relationship between the state and the well-being of its citizens. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of medicine, German history, and the development of social policy.

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