Fever-Fighter Quinine and the Jesuit Bark Legacy
A historical note traces quinine origins in the Jesuit bark from Cinchona and its spread across Europe. It recounts early use by rulers, cures of fever, and the plant's prominence in the colonial era, detailing importation, mining value, and global spread to England and beyond.
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