Author: Bradley, Richard
Synopsis:
In "The Plague at Marseilles Consider'd," Richard Bradley delves into the terrifying world of the plague, exploring its cause, nature of infection, and the necessary precautions to prevent its spread. Set against the backdrop of the direful distemper that ravaged Marseilles, this thought-provoking work offers insightful remarks on the plague in general. With a focus on the historical context and the devastating impact of the disease, Bradley's analysis captivates readers, urging them to ponder the mysteries surrounding this deadly affliction.
Genres: Non-fiction, Medical literature, Historical analysis
Themes: Disease and its impact, Historical epidemics, Public health measures
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