African Fever and Culture of the Blue Gum-tree

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Exploring the historical context of malaria in Italy, this reprint delves into the cultural significance of the blue gum tree as a countermeasure against the disease. The work reflects on the intersection of health and environmental practices in the late 19th century, showcasing the importance of botanical knowledge in combating malaria. This edition preserves the original insights and perspectives from 1890, offering readers a glimpse into past public health strategies and their cultural implications.