Published April, 2016
By Timothy D. Walker, Stewart Lloyd-Jones, Antonio Braz de Oliveira, Adelino Cardoso and Jose Pinto de Azeredo
Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
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Published August, 2015
By Catherine L. Thompson
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Published July, 2015
By Catherine L. Thompson
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Published November, 2013
By Kelly Wisecup
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How the exchange of medical knowledge shaped colonial literature and cultural identity in early America

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Published October, 2013
By Kelly Wisecup
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The conquest and colonisation of the Americas resulted in all kinds of exchanges, including the transmission of diseases and the sharing of medicines to treat them. In this book, Kelly Wisecup examines how European settlers, Native Americans, and New World Africans communicated medical knowledge in early America, and how the colonists represented what they learned in their literatures.

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Published October, 2010
By Patricia J. Fanning and Patricia Fanning
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Brings to life the influenza epidemic of 1918 by tracing its path through the town of Norwood, Massachusetts. This close analysis of one town's struggle illuminates how even well-intentioned elite groups may adopt and implement strategies that can exacerbate rather than relieve a medical crisis.

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Published March, 2010
By Patricia J. Fanning
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Published February, 2010
By Richard M. Reid
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Presents a record of a white doctor's service with African American troops during the Civil War.

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Published February, 2008
By Jeffrey Berman and Patricia Hatch Wallace
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Published December, 2007
By Jeffrey Berman and Patricia Hatch Wallace
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Cutting, a form of self-mutilation, is a growing problem in United States, especially among adolescent females. This book discusses clinical and theoretical aspects of cutting and then applies these insights to several memoirs and novels. It also focuses on the pedagogical dynamics of cutting.

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