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As New. No Jacket. Signed by Author. This is a study of America's first debate over compulsory health insurance which focuses primarily on the changing attitudes of the medical profession during the first decades of the 20h century; physicians initially responded positively, considering compulsory medical insurance to be both inevitable and desirable, but medical opinion soon began to change, so that scarcely a physician was willing to endorse such a proposal; signed on the title page by the author, a leading scholar of the history of science and religion and co-editor of the Cambridge History of Science; includes illustrations (brown textured cloth with gold lettering on front & spine; a bright, clean, tight copy in nearly perfect condition)
