Published at the end of World War I, this book investigates the effects of chemical warfare agents on the human body, and the experimental treatments being developed to combat their lethal effects. A sobering reminder of the devastating impact of modern warfare on soldiers and civilians alike, this book is a must-read for historians and medical professionals alike.

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