Punch,  28 (1855), 242.

Rabelais in the Crimea  [2/6]

Anon

Genre:

Serial, Notes, Satire

Subjects:

War, Sanitation, Public Health, Disease, Government

Institutions mentioned:

Army


    Continuing the satire on the government's incompetence in failing to provide adequate medical supplies and sanitation for the troops in the Crimea, describes the discovery, near the 'Island of Tools', of 'a wonderful apparatus for converting clean water into foul', which was promoted as a device that 'did much for the public health'.



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