Families and Syphilis, 1922 Described as a study of the social effects of syphilis on the family and the community, SYPHILIS OF THE INNOCENT was written by Harry Solomon and Maida Herman Solomon, Boston Psychopathic Hospital. It was made under a grant from the U.S. Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board and published by them in 1922.

In the 239-page hardbound book, the authors present the subject of syphilis in its social aspects, portraying the practical problems as they actually arise in the handling of syphilitic cases, and illustrating the text with 152 cases from the clinic.

The book is completely indexed and quite rare in today's marketplace. It is in Very Good condition, although ex lib with the usual library markings. Covers show minor edge/corner/spine end wear and the front hinge is broken. All inside pages remain tightly bound, however, and all appear without serious defects beyond slight yellowing from age. (5423)
Circa: 1932
Publisher: U.S. Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board
ISBN: none