Starving Sailors: The Influence of Nutrition Upon Naval and Maritime History, by William F. Bynum
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"Starving Sailors: The Influence of Nutrition Upon Naval and Maritime History" is an intriguing exploration edited by J. Watt, E.J. Freeman, and W.F. Bynum, published by the National Maritime Museum in 1981. This 212-page volume presents proceedings from a 1980 symposium that delved into nutrition's vital role in maritime history. Featured contributions cover a diverse array of topics, including energy requirements, historical victualling practices, and clinical manifestations of vitamin deficiencies. This compilation vividly illustrates how dietary needs and nutritional care shaped naval operations and health, from the Age of Exploration to Arctic expeditions. A fascinating resource for history buffs and maritime enthusiasts alike!"
Very mild shelfwear.
National Maritime Museum
Paperback
ISBN: 0905555538
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"Starving Sailors: The Influence of Nutrition Upon Naval and Maritime History" is an intriguing exploration edited by J. Watt, E.J. Freeman, and W.F. Bynum, published by the National Maritime Museum in 1981. This 212-page volume presents proceedings from a 1980 symposium that delved into nutrition's vital role in maritime history. Featured contributions cover a diverse array of topics, including energy requirements, historical victualling practices, and clinical manifestations of vitamin deficiencies. This compilation vividly illustrates how dietary needs and nutritional care shaped naval operations and health, from the Age of Exploration to Arctic expeditions. A fascinating resource for history buffs and maritime enthusiasts alike!"
Very mild shelfwear.
National Maritime Museum
Paperback
ISBN: 0905555538
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