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A review by camiandkitread
America's Forgotten Pandemic: The Influenza of 1918 by Alfred W. Crosby
informative
slow-paced
4.5
Excellent history of the “mother of all pandemics,” Spanish Influenza.
Crosby definitely spends a little more time on WWI politics than I think was strictly necessary, but it did add some variety to the information. Near the end, he also really got into the weeds on how pigs gets swine flu and, I gotta say, that was disgusting and not something I needed to know. The connections between Spanish Flu and Swine Flu were exceptionally compelling though.
Crosby definitely spends a little more time on WWI politics than I think was strictly necessary, but it did add some variety to the information. Near the end, he also really got into the weeds on how pigs gets swine flu and, I gotta say, that was disgusting and not something I needed to know. The connections between Spanish Flu and Swine Flu were exceptionally compelling though.
Graphic: Animal death, Child death, Death, Medical content, Death of parent, War, and Pandemic/Epidemic