Chapter 1 Quarantine, Epidemic and Health: Framing Indigenous Engagements and Resistance in Colonial India
Poonam Bala
Chapter 2 The Uncouth Woes: The Prevalence of Venereal Disease in the British or European Troops in India c 1864-1918
Apalak Das
Chapter 3 Bubonic Plague and State Control in Zanzibar c.1897 1905
Amina Ameir Issa
Chapter 4 Cape of Contagion: Cape Town, Contagion and the Curse of Smallpox c.1713, 1755 and 1767
Russel S.Viljoen
Chapter 5 Measles: The Undercover Killer
Elizabeth van Heyningen
Chapter 6 Slave Traders, Merchants, Explorers and Academicians: The Historiography of Scientific Travel from the Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries
Matthew E. Franco
Chapter 7 The Continuing Search for Green Gold: Quest for Medical Plants in Colonial Period
Sohini Das
Chapter 8 Disease and Dependency in Kweneng Botswana, c.1880-1930
Jeff Ramsay
Chapter 9 Colonialism, Epidemics and the Indian Experience c.1817-1920
Saurav Kumar Rai
Chapter 10 Colonisation, Disease and Displacement in Australia- 18th and 19th centuries
Mark F.Briskey
Chapter 11 Epidemic and the Raj: Locating Malarial Fever in Colonial Bengal Arabinda Samanta
Chapter 12 Contagious Labour and Epidemics in Colonial India and South Africa Jacob Steere-Williams
Chapter 13 Epidemics and The Indigenous Tribes: Sub-Himalayan Bengal and The Jungle Mahals c.1860-1930
Sahara Ahmed
Chapter 14 A Cinderella Disease: Colonialism and the Spread of Tuberculosis Suvankar Dey
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