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044. Bytown and The Cholera Epidemic of 1832

How the spread of the Cholera Epidemic made it to Bytown and how officials and the Board of Health chose to deal with it. Also discusses general attitudes towards disease around this time. Written by Linda A. Tresham.

ISBN 0-920960-41-3. April 1993.

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Author: Linda A. Tresham
Copyright: April 1993
Pages: 18 pages
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Historical Language Advisory : Many instances of "diseased emigrants" throughout the text. Pg 1, para 1 "Malignant Asiatic type...", pg 2, para 2 "...Asiatic Cholera...", pg 8, para 2 "...made by her captain..."