Condensed History of the Great Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878: Personal Sketches and Incidents, Full Particulars of the Father Mathew Camp, List of Cit - Paperback

An important and chilling chronicling of one of the most devastating epidemics in American history. Drawing on eyewitness accounts and official records, Murtough provides a vivid and sobering account of the toll that yellow fever took on communities across the nation.

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