Charity and Hardship in a Village Amid Cholera Outbreak
The article recounts a widow with three children facing destitution after her husband’s death during a cholera outbreak. An overseer provides limited aid including clothing and flour but pressure to work drives the family toward further hardship. A tale of neglect and communal duty amid illness and winter cold.
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Plague Narrative and Childcare Scene in a Fragment
An 18th or 19th century style piece blends a vivid domestic scene of a nurse Rose blamed for a crying infant with a paragogic remedy and a moralizing sermon on historical plagues. It shifts to a long historical overview of the 14th century plague, tracing its origin in Asia, spread to Europe, death tolls in London and Paris, societal collapse, and anti Jewish massacres, ending with a Civil War quote about law and rope.
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Dorset
Devon
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Bristol
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Norwich
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Wales
Ireland
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Scotland
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