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Ref NoGB 0809 Ross/138/01/24
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TitleLetter from William Henry Samuel Jones to Ross
Date4/10/1909
DescriptionDrainage in ancient times seems to have been undertaken for reasons other than malaria even though malaria was associated with marshes. The Greeks did not use mosquito nets but the Romans borrowed the idea from the Egyptians and used them solely as a protection against insects, not against malaria
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LanguageEnglish
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