10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATTLE PLAGUE»
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cattle plague in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cattle plague and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cattle Plague: A History
Divided into five sections, this work deals with the nature of the virus, followed by a chronological history of its occurrence in Europe from the Roman Empire to the final 20th century outbreaks.
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The four bovine scourges: pleuro-pneumonia, foot-and-mouth ...
other animal products from Germany and Belgium, and subsequently, on a report
of the appearance of Cattle Plague in the town of Emden, the regulations of the
Fourth Schedule were applied to cattle, sheep, and goats from The Netherlands.
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On the
Cattle Plague: Or, Contagious Typhus in Horned ...
On the 7th of September, ten days after the last exposure to the sheep, a cow
gave evidence of being affected with the cattle plague, this animal being the one
which had been put into the shed occupied by the diseased sheep on the 24th of
...
4
The
Cattle Plague in Its Relation to Past Epidemics and to ...
The years 1348 and 1480 produced no chroniclers of these murrains, so that we
are unable either to identify or to differentiate between them and the cattle plague
of our own time. The preventive measures used by the Governments of both ...
Lyon Playfair Baron Playfair, 1866
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The
Cattle Plague: its pathology and treatment. Reprinted ...
THE. CATTLE. PLAGUE: ITS. PATHOLOGY. AND. TREATMENT. THE difficulties
surrounding an investigation into the nature of a disease, entirely new to the
present generation of medical men, are immense. No less so, are those
presenting ...
6
Vaccination: A History from Lady Montagu to Genetic Engineering
Cattle plague was certainly one of the most terrible disasters of world animal
husbandry. “The name cattle plague is given to an epizootic disease, not present
in our country (France in 1889), producing fever, diarrhoea, extreme thinness,
rapid ...
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Making Medicine Scientific: John Burdon Sanderson and the ...
Thus, the anonymous writer known as the “Inquirer,” in an 1877 article in the
popular monthly the Contemporary Review, could write of “bacteria, or their
germs, if germs they have.”46 The cattle plague commissioners, for example,
were well ...
8
Reconsidering Untouchability: Chamars and Dalit History in ...
infected flesh from village to village in the guise of performing puja.36 Ho- ey's
accusations, similar to those of the Indian Cattle Plague Commission report of
1871, coincided with a virulent cattle plague in Azamgarh that led to a large
number ...
Ramnarayan S. Rawat, 2011
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Healing the Herds: Disease, Livestock Economies, and the ...
water.50 Opponents of Wirtz's point of view were those who believed that the
cattle plague was indigenous, and they were critical of the measures introduced
to combat this disease. It was hard to decide how to handle the cattle plague as ...
Karen Brown, Daniel Gilfoyle, 2010
10
Economic and biological interactions in pre-industrial ...
Philip Slavin The Fifth Rider of the Apocalypse: The Great Cattle Plague in
England and Wales and its Economic Consequences, 1319-1350 The fourteenth
century was a troublesome period in English history. After some two centuries of
...
Istituto internazionale di storia economica F. Datini. Settimana di studio, Simonetta Cavaciocchi, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CATTLE PLAGUE»
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cattle plague is used in the context of the following news items.
Stray cattle plague Quepem residents
QUEPEM: Hordes of stray cattle squat at the main circle in Quepem, Tilamol junction and other areas as no action has been initiated to ... «Times of India, Jul 15»
Speech: Environment Secretary speech on the future of food and …
... did my predecessors in the past—like the Cattle Plague Department, set up by the Home Office in 1865 to deal with an outbreak of rinderpest. «Military Technologies, Jun 15»
Charles Cameron: a zoonotic pioneer in a Dublin full of animals and …
After the cattle plague (rinderpest) outbreak of 1865, Cameron began to look for evidence that meat from diseased animals was harmful to ... «Irish Times, May 15»
Finds from Dickens Square archaeological dig on show at museum
At that time, rinderpest or cattle plague was stalking the dairies and livestock markets of London. It is a nasty disease spread from cow to cow ... «London SE1, May 15»
Eliminating sheep and goat plague will boost livelihoods and …
The two organizations worked together on a previous joint campaign which eradicated bovine rinderpest, a catastrophic cattle plague that was ... «UN News Centre, Mar 15»
What's On in Chester, Flintshire and Cheshire from February 11 …
... local vet Euan Bryson, presenting the results of his original research into the Great Cattle Plague in Cheshire. For details, call 01948 860486 ... «ChesterChronicle.co.uk, Feb 15»
No happy ending for Victorian farmer who brought Aylesbury to …
This came about after a cattle plague hit Britain in 1865 and a huge proportion of London's bovines had to be slaughtered. Dynamic Dart ... «Bucks Herald, Nov 14»
BBC to recreate failed Scots invasion of Ireland
Penman added that the arrival of a cattle plague in Scotland was the deciding factor in Bruce ending his Irish campaign, and resulted in a ... «Scotsman, Nov 14»
Memory revived of Tyneside vet Clement Stephenson who was a …
Then cattle plague hit the country and new laws in 1866 brought in local authority veterinary inspectors, with Clement Stephenson one of this ... «ChronicleLive, Sep 14»
My hero threw tantrums like a heroine: Ena
... lives on as Manam sweeps the Filmfare awards · Facelift for '100-year-old' Parade Ground water tank · Stray cattle plague Quepem residents. «Times of India, Aug 14»
