J. N. HAYS is a professor emeritus of history at Loyola University of Chicago.
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List of Tables ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 One: The Western Inheritance: Greek and Roman Ideas about Disease 9 Two: Medieval Diseases and Responses 19 Three: The Great Plague Pandemic 37 Four: New Diseases and Transatlantic Exchanges 62 Five: Continuity and Change: Magic, Religion, Medicine, and Science, 500–1700 77 Six: Disease and the Enlightenment 105 Seven: Cholera and Sanitation 135 Eight: Tuberculosis and Poverty 155 Nine: Disease, Medicine, and Western Imperialism 179 Ten: The Scientific View of Disease and the Triumph of Professional Medicine 214 Eleven: The Apparent End of Epidemics 243 Twelve: Disease and Power 283 Notes 315 Suggestions for Further Reading 341 Index 357
List of Tables ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 One: The Western Inheritance: Greek and Roman Ideas about Disease 9 Two: Medieval Diseases and Responses 19 Three: The Great Plague Pandemic 37 Four: New Diseases and Transatlantic Exchanges 62 Five: Continuity and Change: Magic, Religion, Medicine, and Science, 500–1700 77 Six: Disease and the Enlightenment 105 Seven: Cholera and Sanitation 135 Eight: Tuberculosis and Poverty 155 Nine: Disease, Medicine, and Western Imperialism 179 Ten: The Scientific View of Disease and the Triumph of Professional Medicine 214 Eleven: The Apparent End of Epidemics 243 Twelve: Disease and Power 283 Notes 315 Suggestions for Further Reading 341 Index 357
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