Fevers and famine scars in Ulster town and charitable response
The piece recounts typhus fever, famine distress, and public health efforts in Strabane and Londonderry, noting hospital admissions, attempts to isolate cases, and calls for boards of health under 1819 Irish law. It cites Doctor Hogan on disease spread, charity acts, and the emotional toll on families with dire shortages and mutal aid.
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