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THE
MADRAS PLAGUE REGULATIONS
AND RULES
FOR DISTRICT MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER
TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
(Revised up to 1st June 1902.)
MADRAS:
PRINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT, GOVERNMENT PRESS.
1902.
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Madras plague regulations and rules for district municipalities and other towns and villages
DescriptionContains Epidemic Diseases Act 1897. Covers plague measures and gives examples of plague passes.
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