Opening the text

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

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 Russia, Poland, Carmona, Andalusia, Tortosa, Gerona, Huesca,
          Barcelona, and Girona, 106;
      in England, Denmark, Turkey, Russia, Presburg, Hungary, Italy,
          Egypt, Malta, Sardinia, Leyden, Riga, Amsterdam, Morocco,
          Naples, Rome, France, and North America, 107;
      in England, Venice, Leipsic, and Copenhagen, 108;
      in Salamanca, Lisbon, the United States, Norway, and England, 110;
      in Aquitaine, Sologne, Galinois, Montagris, 111;
      in Spain, Hungary, England, Malta, and Hamburg, 111;
      in Carthagena, the United States, and Europe, Spain, Algeria,
          Morocco, Andalusia, Germany, Dresden, England, Italy, Poland,
          Switzerland, Ireland, Sardinia, Malaga, Antequera, Granada,
          Moron, Ronda, Lucena, Andujar, Xeres, Santa Maria, and Cadiz,
          112;
      in Berberia, in Europe, and America, 113;
      among animals, 114;
      in Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, Erfurt, Jena, United States, Spain,
          Italy, and Jamaica, 114;
      in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Barbadoes, Berlin, among the
          American Indians, Spain, North America, China, England,
          France, Liorna, Geneva, Cerdena, Narbonne, and Nismes, 115;
      among the Anglo-Americans, 115;
      in Spain, England, Scotland, Friesland, the United States, and
          Freiburg, 116;
      in Ceuta, Tunis, Malaga, Cerdena, 118;
      in Rome, South America, Spain, Andalusia, Dantzic, Holland,
          Cologne, Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, Orleans, Sweden, 119;
      in Copenhagen, Lithuania, Italy, Germany, Mümpelgart,
          Constantinople, England, United States, Breslau, Turin, 120;
      in the Asturias, Aleppo, Marseilles, 121;
      in Toulon, Aix, and Arles, Provence, in the Lower Seine, Jamaica,
          Spain, Granada, Placentia, London, America, Vienna, Hungary,
          Upper Saxony, Silesia, Lisbon, Frankfort, 122;
      in Granada, Andalusia, Carthage, the United States, South
          America, 123;
      at Chambery, Annecy, Savoy, Carmagnola, Vercelli, Ivrea, Biella,
          Vienna, Pignerol, Fossano, Nizza, Rivoli, Asti, Larti, Acqui,
          Basle, Silesia Thrasburg, Trino, Frésneuse, Vimeux, Orleans,
          Plouviers, Meaux, Villeneuve, Bohemia, Denmark, Sweden,
          Russia, Cadiz, Andalusia, London, United States, Spain, 124;
      in Coburg, Egypt, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland,
          Calabria, Switzerland, New Spain, Aleppo, Tangiers, Smyrna,
          United States, West Indies, North America, Seville, Grand
          Cairo, England, and Bohemia, 125;
      in Spain, Ireland, Germany, Siberia, Turkey, Switzerland, Germany,
          Poland, Holland, and England, 126;
      in Huesca, the Asturias, Constantinople, United States, London,
          Isen and Cordova, 127;
      in England, North America, Normandy, Ireland, France,
          Constantinople, Syria, Smyrna and Cyprus, Aleppo, Jerusalem

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Opening the text

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 Russia, Poland, Carmona, Andalusia, Tortosa, Gerona, Huesca,
          Barcelona, and Girona, 106;
      in England, Denmark, Turkey, Russia, Presburg, Hungary, Italy,
          Egypt, Malta, Sardinia, Leyden, Riga, Amsterdam, Morocco,
          Naples, Rome, France, and North America, 107;
      in England, Venice, Leipsic, and Copenhagen, 108;
      in Salamanca, Lisbon, the United States, Norway, and England, 110;
      in Aquitaine, Sologne, Galinois, Montagris, 111;
      in Spain, Hungary, England, Malta, and Hamburg, 111;
      in Carthagena, the United States, and Europe, Spain, Algeria,
          Morocco, Andalusia, Germany, Dresden, England, Italy, Poland,
          Switzerland, Ireland, Sardinia, Malaga, Antequera, Granada,
          Moron, Ronda, Lucena, Andujar, Xeres, Santa Maria, and Cadiz,
          112;
      in Berberia, in Europe, and America, 113;
      among animals, 114;
      in Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, Erfurt, Jena, United States, Spain,
          Italy, and Jamaica, 114;
      in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Barbadoes, Berlin, among the
          American Indians, Spain, North America, China, England,
          France, Liorna, Geneva, Cerdena, Narbonne, and Nismes, 115;
      among the Anglo-Americans, 115;
      in Spain, England, Scotland, Friesland, the United States, and
          Freiburg, 116;
      in Ceuta, Tunis, Malaga, Cerdena, 118;
      in Rome, South America, Spain, Andalusia, Dantzic, Holland,
          Cologne, Lucerne, Zurich, Berne, Orleans, Sweden, 119;
      in Copenhagen, Lithuania, Italy, Germany, Mümpelgart,
          Constantinople, England, United States, Breslau, Turin, 120;
      in the Asturias, Aleppo, Marseilles, 121;
      in Toulon, Aix, and Arles, Provence, in the Lower Seine, Jamaica,
          Spain, Granada, Placentia, London, America, Vienna, Hungary,
          Upper Saxony, Silesia, Lisbon, Frankfort, 122;
      in Granada, Andalusia, Carthage, the United States, South
          America, 123;
      at Chambery, Annecy, Savoy, Carmagnola, Vercelli, Ivrea, Biella,
          Vienna, Pignerol, Fossano, Nizza, Rivoli, Asti, Larti, Acqui,
          Basle, Silesia Thrasburg, Trino, Frésneuse, Vimeux, Orleans,
          Plouviers, Meaux, Villeneuve, Bohemia, Denmark, Sweden,
          Russia, Cadiz, Andalusia, London, United States, Spain, 124;
      in Coburg, Egypt, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland,
          Calabria, Switzerland, New Spain, Aleppo, Tangiers, Smyrna,
          United States, West Indies, North America, Seville, Grand
          Cairo, England, and Bohemia, 125;
      in Spain, Ireland, Germany, Siberia, Turkey, Switzerland, Germany,
          Poland, Holland, and England, 126;
      in Huesca, the Asturias, Constantinople, United States, London,
          Isen and Cordova, 127;
      in England, North America, Normandy, Ireland, France,
          Constantinople, Syria, Smyrna and Cyprus, Aleppo, Jerusalem

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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

No reviews yet