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

Note 27 — AN ACCOUNT OF THE PLAGUE AT MOSCOW.

Richard Pearson translation

Dr. Pogaretzky, who had the care of the pest-hospital, Laforte, told me that some of the bearers of the dead had put on sheep-skins that had been worn by the impested, after having exposed them to the open air for forty-eight hours, in the month of December, when the frost was very intense; and that none of them became infected.

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