Summary Of The First Horsem Disease In Human History
In Chapter 3 of his book The First Horseman: Disease in Human History, John Aberth briefly references the 1918-1919 Influenza pandemic. He mentions Dr. Wu Liande, who believed plague was actually influenza, but was met with much criticism for his argument. This source review will focus on Mark Humphries journal article, which focuses on the origin of the 1918-1918 flu and its pattern of diffusion occurring during military events.
According to Humphries, the influenza pandemic orbited the earth in three waves. The first was during the spring of 1918, the second during the autumn season, and the third in the winter. Humphries cited John Oxford, who believed the incubated lethal combination of gas, filth, and overcrowding conditions during trench
According to Humphries, the influenza pandemic orbited the earth in three waves. The first was during the spring of 1918, the second during the autumn season, and the third in the winter. Humphries cited John Oxford, who believed the incubated lethal combination of gas, filth, and overcrowding conditions during trench