Paris: the Novel
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But in the spring of 1919 she’d lost her husband, James.
The great influenza epidemic of 1918 and 1919—the Spanish flu, as it was called—did not enter the popular imagination of the age. Yet it killed more people than even the Black Death nearly six centuries before. In Britain, a quarter million people died; in France, nearly half a million; in Canada, fifty thousand; and in India seventeen million. Around the world, of those who caught the flu, between ten and twenty percent died. The death to...ll was especially high among the young and fit. Not only was it a human tragedy, but a huge statistical event. In the United States, as a result of the flu, life expectancy fell by ten years.
But there were plenty of deaths among the middle-aged as well.
The flu came in great waves. In England there had been two waves in 1918 and a third in March 1919. It was the third that carried off James Fox.
He became sick one afternoon. That night the aches and fever of flu began. All through the next day he grew worse, and during the night it seemed he was developing pneumonia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in the spring of 1919 she’d lost her husband, James.
The great influenza epidemic of 1918 and 1919—the Spanish flu, as it was called—did not enter the popular imagination of the age. Yet it killed more people than even the Black Death nearly six centuries before. In Britain, a quarter million people died; in France, nearly half a million; in Canada, fifty thousand; and in India seventeen million. Around the world, of those who caught the flu, between ten and twenty percent died. The death to...ll was especially high among the young and fit. Not only was it a human tragedy, but a huge statistical event. In the United States, as a result of the flu, life expectancy fell by ten years.
But there were plenty of deaths among the middle-aged as well.
The flu came in great waves. In England there had been two waves in 1918 and a third in March 1919. It was the third that carried off James Fox.
He became sick one afternoon. That night the aches and fever of flu began. All through the next day he grew worse, and during the night it seemed he was developing pneumonia.
What to read after Paris: the Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Rutherfurd to read onlineMoreLess
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