"The book is intended," the author says, "for all who are, or are obliged to be, or ought to be, interested in industrial poisoning." Occupational diseases have been much studied recently. This work was selected by the translator and editor because it seemed to treat the subject in comprehensive and systematic manner within the compass of a small volume. Numerous references to the subject are included in a special appendix. The book is well illustrated with diagrams of apparatus employed for various industries and numerous instances of actual cases of poisoning are quoted. It is interesting and worth while.
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Joseph Rambousek (1914) studied this question.