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The Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic of 1793 (1998)

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Authors & Contributors
Apel, Thomas
Barnes, David S.
Bonastra, Q.
Dickerson, James L.
Espinosa, Mariola
Estes, J. Worth
Journals
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
American Neptune
Asclepio: Archivo Iberoamericano de Historia de la Medicina
Journal of Medical Biography
Korean Journal of Medical History
Medical History
Publishers
Cornell University Press
Johns Hopkins University Press
Louisiana State University Press
Prometheus Books
Science History Publications
Stanford University Press
Concepts
Yellow fever
Public health
Epidemics
Disease and diseases
Medicine
Medicine and race
People
Rush, Benjamin
Franklin, Benjamin
Deléry, Charles François
Jean Charles Faget
Lee, Samuel H. P.
Time Periods
18th century
19th century
17th century
20th century
Places
United States
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania, U.S.)
New Orleans (Louisiana, U.S.)
Great Britain
India
British Isles
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