Cattle plague : a history /
| Main Author: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
New York :
Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers,
[2003]
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction and background
- The nature of cattle plague or rinderpest
- Species affected and geographical distribution
- The seat of infection
- Rinderpest and the panspermatist : theories of the origin of diseases
- The history of rinderpest in Europe
- Rinderpest in history from ancient Egypt to the 17th century
- Saint herbot sleeps : the 18th-century ravages in Europe
- Rinderpest reaches Britain again
- From Seven Years War to Crimean War : a century of devastation continues
- The second great plague in Britain
- The final European outbreaks
- Control measures, legislation, and effects
- Arguments and enmities : Simonds and Gamgee
- Legal measures of prevention in the 18th century
- Legal measures after the 18th century
- The royal commission, legislative failure, insurance, and government actions in 19th-century Britain
- Political, economic, and social effects
- Cures and remedies
- The search for a cure : desperate diseases require desperate remedies
- Remedies for the 19th century
- The search for a cure continued. Inoculation and vaccination
- The breakthrough in Africa
- The history of rinderpest in Asia and Africa
- Rinderpest in India
- India and the east
- The great African rinderpest panzootic
- The panzootic reaches South Africa. March to December 1896
- The continuance of rinderpest in South Africa. 1897-1905
- Rinderpest in Africa in the 20th century
- Continuation of rinderpest in Africa
- Economic and social effects in Africa
- The effect of panzootic on African game
- Specific effects on African game
- Did rinderpest exist in Africa before the panzootic?
- Appendix I. Regulations now in force in the German empire in regard to measures against rinderpest
- Appendix II. Instructions and decrees issued by Carl, Duke of Braunschweig and Lüneburg, 1745-82
- Appendix III. Statutes, orders in council, and proclamations concerning rinderpest in Britain and Ireland 1746-1878