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Scourge: The Once and Future Threat of Smallpox
By Jonathan B. Tucker
Atlantic Monthly Press, (September 2001)
ISBN: 0871138301

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Pox Americana: The Great Smallpox Epidemic of 1775-82
By Elizabeth A. Fenn
Hill & Wang Pub, (October 2001)
ISBN: 0809078201

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The Invisible Fire: The Story of Mankind's Victory Over the Ancient Scourge of Smallpox
By Joel N. Shurkin
(December 2000) - ISBN: 0595168671

Book Description:

The story of mankind's victory over the ancient scourge of smallpox. Smallpox, one of the deadliest of all diseases, was eradicated in 1979, the only disease to have been wiped from the earth. The deadly virus exists now only in a few labs in the world--we hope. But before it was conquered the disease changed history. Written by an award-winning science writer, The Invisible Fire is the only complete history of the scourge and of the brave and idiosyncratic men and women who defeated one of nature's most lethal viruses. Read more...


When Plague Strikes: The Black Death, Smallpox, AIDS
By James Cross Giblin
HarperTrophy, (May 1997)
ISBN: 0064461955

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Vaccinations: From Smallpox to Cancer
By Margaret O. Hyde and Elizabeth H. Forsyth
Franklin Watts, (September 2000)
ISBN: 0531117464

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Rotting Face: Smallpox and the American Indian
By R. G. Robertson
Caxton Press, (October 2001)
ISBN: 0870044192

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Grass Heart
By M. M. B. Walsh
University of New Mexico Press, (August 2001)
ISBN: 0826323383

Book Description:

In 1837 a smallpox epidemic devastated the Mandan Indians of the Great Plains. This remarkable novel shows the horrifying reality not only of the epidemic but also of Sioux slavery, cultural plundering by anthropologists, and exile. The young heroine is a Mandan Indian, whose courage and spirit recall the heroines of M. M. B. Walsh’s earlier novels. We see Grass Heart through her devotion to her father, Good Plume, whom she rescues from misfortune more than once, her complex and interesting relationship with a young white man, Jake Moon, and her relationships with Indian men, one of whom turns out to be a berdache. There are so few novels that portray the events of colonization from the point of view of the colonized, and this one does a fine job of portraying characters sympathetically on both sides. The description of smallpox and its effects on indigenous peoples is stunningly powerful. Read more...


Smallpox Strikes
(The American Adventure #7)
By Norma Jean Lutz and Adam Wallenta
Barbour & Co, (December 1998)
ISBN: 1577481445

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Letters of Edward Jenner and Other Documents Concerning the Early History of Vaccination
By Genevieve Miller, (Editor)
Johns Hopkins Univ Press, (July 1983)
ISBN: 0801829623

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Surgeons, Smallpox, and the Poor: A History of Medicine and Social Conditions in Nova Scotia, 1749-1799
By Allan Everett Marble
McGill-Queens University Press, (March 1997)
ISBN: 0773516395

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Vaccination Against Smallpox
By Edward Jenner
Prometheus Books; (May 1996)
ISBN: 1573920649

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