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Bubonic Panic: When Plague Invaded America

Series Deadly Disease Trilogy By Gail Jarrow
Edition

Hardcover edition

Publisher Boyds Mills Press Imprint Calkins Creek ISBN

9781620917381

Awards and Honors The Kirkus Prize 2016 Nominee, Young Readers<br> <i>SLJ</i>’s Best Books of 2016, Nonfiction<br> New York Public Library 2016 50 Best Books for Teens, Nonfiction<br> <i>Kirkus Reviews</i> Best Books of 2016, Teen<br> NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Books 2017<br> CBC Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People 2017, 6–8<br> The Nonfiction Detectives, 2016 Best Nonfiction Books for Children<br> 2016 Cybils Finalist, Middle Grade and Young Adult Nonfiction

Bubonic Panic: When Plague Invaded America

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Discrimination: Reference/Discussion

In San Francisco in 1900, a man died of bubonic plague, initiating a battle between the public health officials who urged that serious measures be taken, and politicians who denied the plague’s presence. Frequently asked questions. Glossary. Time line. Further reading. Author’s note. Source notes. Bibliography. Index. Full-color and black-and-white photographs and illustrations.
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