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An account of the plague which raged at Moscow, in 1771

Note 21 — AN ACCOUNT OF THE PLAGUE AT MOSCOW.

Richard Pearson translation

Mr. Coxe describes the wooden houses of the common people in Moscow, as mean hovels, in no degree superior to peasants cottages. It is easy to conceive how favourable these low and crouded habitations must have been to the harbouring and spreading of contagion. Tr.

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