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This report from James L. Bryden provides a detailed account of the cholera epidemic of 1869, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment. With information on the numbers of cases and fatalities, as well as the public health measures implemented in response to the outbreak, this report is an important historical record of this devastating disease.
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