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Chris Courtney on Wuhan in the Time of Cholera
Our new blog is from Chris Courtney, Assistant Professor of Chinese History at the University of Durham. His research focusses on the city of Wuhan and its rural hinterland. He is the author of The Nature of Disaster in China: The … Continue reading
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Tagged cholera, Covid-19, plague, public health, Wuhan
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