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MANUAL
VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY.
(^PROFESSOBS)^OSSELM
AN
AND
^LIENAUX,
National Veterinary College, Cureghem, Belgium.
TRANSLATED AND EDITED BY
R.
R
DINWIDDIE,
Professor of Veterinary Science, College of Agriculture, Arkansas State University; Animal Pathologist, Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.
CINCINNATI:
THE ROBERT CLARKE COMPANY.
1894.
COPYRIGHT,
1894,
BY
R. R.
DINWIDDIE
PREFACE.
In undertaking the translation of MM. Mosselman and Lienaux's "Manuel de Microbioloyie Veterinaire,"
.
my
object has been to supply English speaking veteri-
nary students and practitioners with a work on Bacteriology which seemed specially adapted to their
needs.
The book
is
small, but
it
conveys more
in-
formation on the etiology of the infectious diseases of animals and the biology of the germs associated
with them than any other single work in our language. Unlike other works on Bacteriology accessible to readers of English only, the Microbiology of
animal diseases
is
treated of as the essential part of
the work, that of diseases of
ally referred to.
mankind only
incident-
to details
The completeness and accuracy as with which it discusses the modes of prop-
agation of some of our most important diseases and the general conditions under which these diseases
occur, ought to
veterinarians,
recommend the book who are ...