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The Greatest Killer: Smallpox in History REL114000 Travis employs postcolonial theories to

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The Greatest Killer: Smallpox in History REL114000 Travis employs postcolonial theories toOriginally published as Princes and peasants, 1983. Author: Donald R. Hopkins Publisher: University of Chicago Press Published: 09 15 2002 Pages: 380 Binding Type: Paperback Weight: 1. 21lbs Size: 9. 01h x 6. 04w x 0. 97d ISBN13: 9780226351681 ISBN10: 0226351688 BISAC Categories: Medical History Medical Infectious Diseases History World General About the Author Donald R. Hopkins, M. D., is an associate executive director of The Carter Presidential

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