White Phosphorus Matches: Hearings Before The Committee On Ways And Means Of The House Of Representatives, Sixty-second Congress, Second Session On H.r. 2896, January 10, 1912 (Hardcover)

This book contains the transcripts of congressional hearings on the use of white phosphorus in matches. It includes testimony from experts in chemistry, medicine, and labor, as well as representatives from the match industry and labor unions. With its detailed analysis of a critical public health issue, this book is an important historical document.

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