John Howard and His Contribution to Plague Epidemiology
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John Howard and His Contribution to Plague Epidemiology
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S0205-96060000622-1-1
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129-135
Abstract

A famous English reformer of penitentiary system, John Howard (1726-1790) is also widely known for his studies of plague and painstaking efforts to prevent its epidemics. The article focuses on Howard’s contacts with Russian epidemiologists and his work in southern European Russia.

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01.09.2001
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