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By Jennifer 18/05/2016 Blog posts

Creating Cures in Early America

Guest Post by Rachel Winchcombe In early modern Europe life expectancy was low. A male property owner living in fifteenth-century England would not expect to live past his thirty third birthday, whilst life expectancy in eighteenth-century Paris could be as low as twenty four.1 In this environment of early death,

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