Epidemic cholera; curse of the nineteenth century
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TextPublication details: New York Benchmark books 2005Description: ix, 70pISBN: - 0-7614-1634-X
- WC 262.P48 2004
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Examines the worst epidemic of cholera that occurred in the 19th century, when there was no cure and no one understood what caused the illness. Presents the conditions that favour the spread of cholera bacteria in water sources and sewer systems. Depicts how people are a perfect breeding ground for cholera.
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