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• 1979Environment, disease and mortality in early Virginia52 cited
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• 1982The Depopulation of Nicaragua in the Sixteenth Century21 cited
• 2016The Fielding H. Garrison Lecture: “Break-Bone” Fever in Philadelphia, 1780: Reflections on the History of Disease17 cited
• 1984Mortality change in America, 1620-1920.16 cited
• 2003Legacy of Death The History of Arthropod-Borne Human Diseases in South Carolina16 cited
• 1976THE CONQUEST OF THE MAJOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN THE UNITED STATES: A BICENTENNIAL RETROSPECT15 cited
• 2006Imagining Inoculation: Smallpox, the Body, and Social Relations of Healing in the Eighteenth Century