The Path of the Destroyer: A History of Leprosy in the Hawaiian Islands and Thirty Years Research Into the Means by Which It Has Been Spread (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The Hawaiians are a very affable, agreeable and lovable peo ple, just as much so as any other on our earth; but in contact with disease, all their desirable traits are seriously discounted by their lack of care, because they endanger all of us by failing to obey the most simple rules of health, necessary for their own salvation and self-preservation.

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