Pandemic History

3 Books in 1: Learn How All Pandemics Have Started and Ended Deeply Changing the Course of History and the Miserably Forgotten Lessons from Great Influenza

By: John Muan

Narrated by: Jack Powell

Length: 14 hrs

Publisher's summary

Are you interested in comparing the past’s pandemics and those of today? What will be the impact of the latest epidemic on the global economy? Do you want to know how the deadliest pandemic of the 20th century started and ended? If you are interested in learning about the worst pandemics that have accompanied human history, this is the book for you!

In this book, you will discover “the cyclic struggle between man and nature. How every pandemic has changed the course of history: accompanying or causing wars, migrations, collapses of empires, economic systems, religious powers, ideological persecution.”

Download: Pandemic History: 3 Books in 1: Learn How All Pandemics Have Started and Ended Deeply Changing the Course of History and the Miserably Forgotten Lessons From Great Influenza

This compilation book includes:

Book 1 – Pandemic History: How Pandemics Have Changed History

Book 2 - Pandemic History: From the Plague to the Last Epidemic

Book 3 - 1918 Spanish Flu: the Terrible Story of the Great Influenza, the 20th Century’s Deadliest Pandemic

In particular, you will learn about:

• The oldest plagues in history: Athenian Plague, Anthonian Plague, Cypriot Plague, The Plague of Justinian, The Black Plague, and Smallpox. In these chapters, you will travel to remote places and times where humankind has adapted and survived.
• Different plagues of history, like the Russian Plague, the Yellow Fever, the Great Plague of Vienna, the Polio, and many others
• And again, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Cholera, Hong Kong Flu, HIV, SARS, and Ebola
• How vaccines have changed the world, in particular, how fundamental social immunization has been, and what impact it has had on public health
• Side effects on global economy
• In the third book, an in-depth analysis of the Great Influenza of 1918, with its origins and causes and what we can learn from this historical fact

Even if a long time has passed, these events have a significant correlation with the present, and for this reason, it is essential to know them. This book is a work of epidemiological history like no other, with important lessons for our own time because it delves into the past of the world’s deadliest diseases.

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©2020 John Muan (P)2020 John Muan

Interesting Topic, poor retelling

Pandemics are an interesting and current topic. The author does have a lot of information to tell. However, you can tell by the telling of the story that there is difficulty in mastering the skill of narration. He will use scientific data and medical terms and then refer to women as ladies, children as kids. Expressions like "bit the dust" are used frequently as saying people died. This is a not entirely proper use of a colloquium. There is a lot of repetition in the books. The actual narration was poor. It often sounded like the narrator got the end of a line on a page and paused breaking up a phrase. While I was intrigued by the topic, I almost regretted buying this book.

infuriating

The book itself was alright but the narration was distracting bad! In addition to the annoying nasal voice, his pronunciation was so bad it was like he was doing it on purpose! Who pronounces "cyst" as "keist"???

very unpleasant voice

the niurator have such an unpleasant voice and a way of telling the story that i couldn't listen to it. very disappointing waste of credit