Health Progress in the West Indies

Wl? recently had occasion to criticise a book I a. Unbelt w. Boyce, F.R.S., which with a ^ / t-it-lp was little more than a glorification Pf'The' admittedly g?"d work done by the . i Qolinol of Tropical Medicine. L'siI-PBotevt Boyce's new book ? is of a different ? . *fl is of the greatest value to not only J-1 'l men and sanitarians but to the Adminniedical ^ India, indeed we think, that istratoi. done if every Governor and more gooc w ment would peruse this book. Seerelary to G?J e*1 eftt amount of Good SaniII W?Work?attempted and done by the nuinertary Work a temp Qf the ̂ ̂ ous petty ̂ ovel" aQ to form the West Indies, and Islands w n ^ wor^ done in recent The book is a