Hygiène Des Ouvriers Mineurs Dans Les Exploitations Houillères...
explores the hygiene practices and health conditions of mine workers in coal mining operations, likely in France. Authored by Alfred Riembault, this work delves into the public health aspects of a dangerous industry, examining the occupational hazards and sanitary measures necessary to protect the well-being of laborers. This book provides insights into the historical context of industrial labor and the development of public health policies related to mining. It would be a valuable resource for researchers and historians interested in the socio-economic conditions, medical challenges, and technological advancements related to worker safety during the industrial era.
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