Agrarian capitalism
Agrarian peoples, and alcohol
Agricultural societies
Air, foul, as source of disease
Air quality, in cities
water supplies and
Albert, Prince of England
Alcohol
antibacterial properties
Snow and
Aluminum-can collectors
Amateurism, engaged
Anesthetics, early use
Anesthetist, Snow as
Angola
Ant colonies
Apothecaries, in nineteenth-century England
Asymmetric warfare
genetic technology and
nuclear weapons and
population density and
Australian Aborigines, and alcohol
Avian flu
Bacteria
cities and
evolution of
as scavengers
and smell
tea and
Victorians and
See also Vibrio cholerae
Bangladesh, cholera outbreaks
Barbarism, civilization and
Basra, cholera outbreak
Bazalgette, Joseph
Beer, antibacterial properties
Behavior, collective
Benjamin, Walter
Berwick Street (Soho)
cholera outbreak
Bifurcations, human societies and
Bills of Mortality
Biological weapons
DNA-based
Birth rates, urbanization and
Blake, William
Bleak House (Dickens)
Blenkinsopp (cholera victim)
Bloomberg, Michael
Board of Health
and Broad Street cholera outbreak
and Broad Street well
Chadwick and
map of investigation
and waterborne theory
Bombay. See Mumbai
Bone-pickers
Bones, human, waste recycling and
Brain, smell and
Bramah, Joseph
Brand, Stewart
Breakthroughs, intellectual
Britain, cholera in
See also Broad Street (Soho), cholera outbreak
Broad Street (Soho)
cholera outbreak
books about
deaths from
Snow’s investigation
Whitehead and
Broad Street map, impact of
Broad Street pump
and cholera deaths
Paving Board and
removal of handle
water from
Broad Street well
examination of
Vibrio cholerae in
Broadwick. See Broad Street (Soho)
Budd, William
Burial grounds, London
Burke, Edmund
Burney, Fanny
Carbon dioxide
Cartographies of Disease (Koch)
Castor oil
Catastrophes, urban, damage from
Cesspools
Broad Street
elimination of
emptying of
water closets and
Chadwick, Edwin
and sewers
and Snow
and waste recycling
Chelsea Water Company
Chemical weapons
Cheyne, George
Chicago, cholera outbreak
Chicago River
Childbirth, chloroform and
Children
and Broad Street pump
deaths of
infant mortality rates
as scavengers
Childs, G. B.
Chloride of lime
Chloroform
Snow and
Cholera
Angola outbreak
“blue stage”
East End outbreak
fear of
modernization of infrastructure and
recovery from
remedies
Snow and
theories of spread
water as cure for
See also Broad Street (Soho), cholera outbreak; Vibrio cholerae (cholera bacteria)
Cholera, Chloroform, and the Science of Medicine
Cholera in Berwick Street, The (Whitehead)
Cities
benefits of
crowded, and transmission of cholera
in developing countries
digital maps of
and disease
and environment
flow of ideas
infrastructure projects
largest
medieval system
modern
nineteenth-century view
post-9/11
See also Towns
City-planet
biological warfare and
safety of
threats to
City Press (London)
Civilization
barbarism and
and smell
Clark, James
Coevolutionary development
Coffee
Coffeehouses
Colosseum (Rome)
Communications
Internet
and medicine
in Victorian-era London
Complex systems, waste recycling and
Composting pits
COMPSTAT system
Confirmation bias
Consciousness, human
“Consilience of Inductions, The” (Whewell)
Consumers, in cities
Contagion theory of cholera spread
Cooper, Edmund
Coral reefs
Corpses, in Victorian-era London
Cost of cholera cures
Cow-dung-fueled generators
Craven, Earl of
Craven’s Field
Cross Street (Soho), cholera deaths
CTX phage
Cubbitt, Thomas
Cummings, Alexander
Daily News (London)
Death
from cholera
in cities
Death and Life of the Great American City (Jacobs)
Decomposition, bacteria-driven
Dehydration, of cholera
Developing countries
cholera outbreaks
population control
Dickens, Charles
Bleak House
and children
Hard Times
Little Dorrit
Nicholas Nickleby
Our Mutual Friend
Diffusion of gases, law of
Digital networks
Disease, cities and
Divine will, Whitehead and
DNA-based weapons
Doctor of Medicine
Snow as
Doctors, and treatment of cholera
Doctors Without Borders
Dog excrement, recycling of
Dot mapping
Drinking water
contaminated
safe
Drug companies, price gouging by
East End, London, cholera outbreak
East London Water Company
Ebola virus
Ecosystems, waste recycling and
Ehrlich, Paul
Electricity
Elevation, cholera deaths and
Eley, Susannah
Eley brothers
Eley Brothers factory
Eliot, George
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
Enclosure movement
Energy, cities and
Engels, Friedrich
Environment
changes in, and evolution of bacteria
in cities
organisms and
Environmental health, cities and
Epidemics
and history
maps of
population density and
Snow and
Epidemiological Society
Epidemiology
Ethanol
Ether
Eukaryotic cells
Evolution
of disease organisms
and sense of smell
“Exciting” causes of disease
Excrement eating, cholera bacterium and
Experiments, Snow and
Experimentum crucis
Board of Health and
Farm animals, in Victorian-era London
Farming, efficiency of
Farming system, disruption of
Farr, William
and East End cholera outbreak
records of
and waterborne theory
Weekly Returns of Birth and Deaths
and “Great Stink”
and waterborne theory
Fear, urban life and
Ferguson, Daniel
Fermentation
Fertilizer, human waste as
Fleet River
Folk remedies
Fossil fuels, limited supply
French novels, of nineteenth century
Frerichs, Ralph
Freud, Sigmund
Full House (Gould)
G (Mr., tailor)
General Board of Health. See also Board of Health
Generator, waste-fueled
Genetic studies, application of
Genetic tolerance for alcohol
Genomic revolution
GeoSentinel
Germ theory of disease
Ghost class, London
Global challenges
Global energy network
Global Report on Human Settlements (UN)
Global warming
Globe (London), and cholera outbreak
Golden Square (Soho)
cholera outbreak
deaths
map
Snow and
water
See also Broad Street (Soho); Soho (London district)
Google
Gossip, and cholera outbreak
Gould, John
Gould, Stephen Jay
Government
and mapping technology
and public health
and sanitation
urban, and information
Graham, Thomas
Grand Junction Water Works
Great Exhibition (1851)
Great Plague (1665)
“Great Stink” (Thames pollution)
“Green” cities
Green’s Court
Gunpowder, manufacture of
Hall, Benjamin
and miasma theory
and Snow
and waterborne theory
Hamburg, cholera outbreak
Hard Times (Dickens)
Harington, John
Harnold, John
Harrison (Berwick Street surgeon)
Hassall, Arthur
Health, cities and
Hemenway, Toby
H5N1 (avian flu virus)
Hippocrates, and cholera
On Air, Water, and Places
History
epidemic disease and
turning points
London sewers as
urbanization and
Hogarth, William
Homelessness
Hooke, Robert
Horsleydown, cholera outbreak
Hospitals, in urban centers
Huggins, Edward and John
Human consciousness
Human culture, and excrement eating
Human excrement, collection of
Human genetic change
Human organization, patterns of
Hunter-gatherer societies
Hunterian School of Medicine (London)
Hydrogen sulfide
Hysteria, in Victorian era
Iberall, Arthur
Ideas
cross-disciplinary flow of, in cities
incorrect
Immune system
Index case (Broad Street)
India, cholera outbreaks
Industrial Age
and cholera
See also Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Infant mortality rates
Infectious diseases, Web mapping of
Influence of Snow’s map
Information technology
Inner-city air, as disease source
Inner-city life, in Victorian era
Insulin
Intellectual progress
Internal-constitution theory of cholera spread
Internet
John Snow sites
Istanbul, Sultaneyli village
Jacobs, Jane
Death and Life of the Great American City
James, John
Jennings, George
John Snow (pub)
Kamen, Dean
Kay-Shuttleworth, James
Kemp House
Killingworth Colliery
Knossos, composting pits
Knowledge, Internet and
Koch, Robert
Koch, Tom
Lactose tolerance
Lambeth water company
Lancet, The
and contagion theory
editors of
obituary of Snow
Snow and
Largest cities
Latta, Thomas
Lea River
Leather-tanning process
Lewis, Sarah
Lewis, Thomas
Lewis infant
Whitehead and
Life expectancy, in cities
Lion Brewery
Liszt, Franz
Little Dorrit (Dickens)
Local knowledge
Internet and
in urban environments
Locock, Dr. (Queen Victoria’s physician)
London
Regent Street
sewer system
Snow and
Soho. See also Broad Street (Soho); Golden Square, (Soho); specific sites or institutions
in Victorian era
animals in
burial grounds
communication system
dangers of
scavengers
sewers
waste removal
water supply
London Epidemiological Society
London Labour and the London Poor (Mayhew)
London Medical Gazette
London Times
and cholera
and medicine
and Thames pollution
“Long tail” economics
Low Countries, waste recycling and
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