The Gifts of Civilization

O. A. Bushnell

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies History of Medicine and Tropical Health Indigenous Health and Education

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In nine essays, Bushnell discusses the profound and various impacts on a long isolated people of infectious diseases brought by Captain James Cook in 1778 and subsequent visitors

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