Hospitals and Communities, 1100-1960

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Contents: Jonathan Reinarz/Christopher Bonfield/Teresa Huguet-Termes: Introduction: Hospitals and Communities - John Henderson: 'More Feared than Death Itself '? Isolation Hospitals and Plague in Seventeenth-Century Florence - Jane Stevens Crawshaw: 'Islands of Isolation?' The lazaretti of Early Modern Venice - Rafael Hyacinthe: 'Living for the Dead of Jerusalem': Medical Isolation and Holy Deeds in the leprosarium of Jerusalem during the Crusades - Rita Pemberton: Isolation and Disease: The Separation of Patients in the Hospitals of Trinidad and Tobago, 1876-1938 - Carole Rawcliffe: Communities of the Living and of the Dead: Hospital Confraternities in the Later Middle Ages - Teresa Huguet-Termes: Pensandi, curandi, et visitandi infirmos et pauperes: Hospital(s), Health and Politics in Barcelona, c. 1337-1417 - Josep M. Comelles: Hospitals, Political Economy and Catalan Cultural Identity - Laurinda Abreu: The Portuguese Hospitals under the Misericordias' Confraternities (16th-18th Centuries): Community or Crown Control? - Carmen M. Mangion: 'Meeting a Well-Known Want': Catholic Specialist Hospitals for Long-Term Medical Care in Late Nineteenth-Century England and Wales - Debbie McCollin: Chacachacare: The Island of Lepers, 1922-1979 - Stephen Kenny: Slave Hospitals in the Antebellum American South - Jon Arrizabalaga/Pablo Larraz-Andia/Guillermo Sanchez-Martinez: Between Medical Innovation and War Propaganda: The Irache Hospital during the Second Carlist War, 1873-1876 - Peter Waldron: Health and Hospitals in Russia during World War I - Christopher Bonfield: An Online Community: A Case Study of the 3D Reconstruction and Web-Based Guide to the Great Hospital, Norwich.

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