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A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and ProphylaxisBascome, Edward

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A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis

Name: A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis
Author: Bascome, Edward

Bascome, Edward

Epidemics -- History

in China, 75;
      in Ireland, 75;
      in Lisbon, 75;
      in Cadiz, 76;
      in Constantinople, 76;
      in Germany, 76;
      in Europe, 76;
      in Verona, 77;
      in Oxford and Cambridge, 77;
      at Calais, 78;
      in Germany, 78;
      in Holland, 78;
      in Hispaniola, 78;
      in Navarre, 78;
      in Valencia, 78, 79;
      at Dresden, 79;
      in Milan, 79;
      in Xativa and Seville, 79;
      in Lower Germany, Holland, Zealand, Brabant, Flanders, Denmark,
          Norway, and France, 79;
      at Wurtemburg, 79;
      at Aragon, 79;
      in London, 79;
      in Ireland and Italy, 79;
      in Amsterdam, 81;
      at Hamburg, 81;
      in Germany, 82;
      at Lubeck, Stettin, and Zwickau, 82;
      at Brussels, 82;
      in Pomerania, 82;
      in Germany and Denmark, 83;
      in Aragon, 83;
      in Italy and Spain, 83;
      in Lisbon, 83;
      in Narbonne, 83;
      in Cork and Dresden, 83;
      in Hungary, 84;
      in Constantinople, 84;
      at Metz, 84;
      in Savoy, France, 84;
      England, Holland, and Germany, 85;
      in Prussia, 85;
      in Murcia and Portugal, 85;
      in Valencia, 85;
      in London, 86, 88, 91, 95;
      in Messina, 86;
      in Paris, Hungary, and Transylvania, 86;
      in England and France, 86;
      among Spanish soldiery, 87;
      in Vienna and Holland, 87;
      in Spain and France, 87;
      in Murcia, 88;
      in Europe, 88;
      along the Rhine, 89;
      at Comorra, 90;
      at Seville, 90;
      in Friesland, 91;
      in Dresden, 91;
      in Spain and Italy, 91;
      among prisoners at Oxford, 91;
      in Europe, 92;
      at Marseilles, 93;
      in Flanders, Moravia, London, Germany, and Holland, Egypt, and
          Rome, 94;
      in Madrid, 94;
      in Valladolid, 94;
      in Dresden, 95;
      in Malta, 95;
      in England, Constantinople, and Spain, 95;
      in Muscovy, 95;
      in Granada, 96;
      in Gallicia, 96;
      in Seville, 96;
      at Jaen, 96;
      in England, 96;
      in Europe, 96;
      in the fleet of Sir Thomas Gates and Sir George Somers, 97;
      in Ragusa, 97;
      in Granada, 97;
      in Germany, 98, 99;
      at Constantinople, 98;
      in Crete, Alexandria, Calabria, Turkey, Italy, Dalmatia, Venice,
          Germany, France, Poland, Flanders, Persia, and Asia, 98;
      in England, 98;
      at Naples, Bergen, Norway, Denmark, Egypt, the Levant, North and
          South America, Hungary, France, and England, Seville, 99;
      London, Amsterdam, Spain, Argel, England, Italy, Denmark, Egypt,
          Lyons, France, Narbonne, Cambridge, America, Marseilles,
          Catalonia, and Guadix, 100;
      in Europe, 103;
      in South America, 104;
      in the United States of America, 104;
      in Oxford, 104;
      in Madrid, Denmark, England, and Andalusia, 104;
      in Ireland, America, West Indies, Spain, England, France,
          Denmark, 105;

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A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and ProphylaxisBascome, Edward

History

A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis

Bascome, Edward

Epidemics -- History

in China, 75;
      in Ireland, 75;
      in Lisbon, 75;
      in Cadiz, 76;
      in Constantinople, 76;
      in Germany, 76;
      in Europe, 76;
      in Verona, 77;
      in Oxford and Cambridge, 77;
      at Calais, 78;
      in Germany, 78;
      in Holland, 78;
      in Hispaniola, 78;
      in Navarre, 78;
      in Valencia, 78, 79;
      at Dresden, 79;
      in Milan, 79;
      in Xativa and Seville, 79;
      in Lower Germany, Holland, Zealand, Brabant, Flanders, Denmark,
          Norway, and France, 79;
      at Wurtemburg, 79;
      at Aragon, 79;
      in London, 79;
      in Ireland and Italy, 79;
      in Amsterdam, 81;
      at Hamburg, 81;
      in Germany, 82;
      at Lubeck, Stettin, and Zwickau, 82;
      at Brussels, 82;
      in Pomerania, 82;
      in Germany and Denmark, 83;
      in Aragon, 83;
      in Italy and Spain, 83;
      in Lisbon, 83;
      in Narbonne, 83;
      in Cork and Dresden, 83;
      in Hungary, 84;
      in Constantinople, 84;
      at Metz, 84;
      in Savoy, France, 84;
      England, Holland, and Germany, 85;
      in Prussia, 85;
      in Murcia and Portugal, 85;
      in Valencia, 85;
      in London, 86, 88, 91, 95;
      in Messina, 86;
      in Paris, Hungary, and Transylvania, 86;
      in England and France, 86;
      among Spanish soldiery, 87;
      in Vienna and Holland, 87;
      in Spain and France, 87;
      in Murcia, 88;
      in Europe, 88;
      along the Rhine, 89;
      at Comorra, 90;
      at Seville, 90;
      in Friesland, 91;
      in Dresden, 91;
      in Spain and Italy, 91;
      among prisoners at Oxford, 91;
      in Europe, 92;
      at Marseilles, 93;
      in Flanders, Moravia, London, Germany, and Holland, Egypt, and
          Rome, 94;
      in Madrid, 94;
      in Valladolid, 94;
      in Dresden, 95;
      in Malta, 95;
      in England, Constantinople, and Spain, 95;
      in Muscovy, 95;
      in Granada, 96;
      in Gallicia, 96;
      in Seville, 96;
      at Jaen, 96;
      in England, 96;
      in Europe, 96;
      in the fleet of Sir Thomas Gates and Sir George Somers, 97;
      in Ragusa, 97;
      in Granada, 97;
      in Germany, 98, 99;
      at Constantinople, 98;
      in Crete, Alexandria, Calabria, Turkey, Italy, Dalmatia, Venice,
          Germany, France, Poland, Flanders, Persia, and Asia, 98;
      in England, 98;
      at Naples, Bergen, Norway, Denmark, Egypt, the Levant, North and
          South America, Hungary, France, and England, Seville, 99;
      London, Amsterdam, Spain, Argel, England, Italy, Denmark, Egypt,
          Lyons, France, Narbonne, Cambridge, America, Marseilles,
          Catalonia, and Guadix, 100;
      in Europe, 103;
      in South America, 104;
      in the United States of America, 104;
      in Oxford, 104;
      in Madrid, Denmark, England, and Andalusia, 104;
      in Ireland, America, West Indies, Spain, England, France,
          Denmark, 105;

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A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis

A History of Epidemic Pestilences: From the Earliest Ages, 1495 Years Before the Birth of our Saviour to 1848: With Researches into Their Nature, Causes, and Prophylaxis

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