Is This a Time for Sleep? American cartoon, 1883, urging more vigilance and action to vanquish public health diseases such as cholera, here shown arriving in New York City harbor while Science sleeps on his watch

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Is This a Time for Sleep? American cartoon, 1883, urging more vigilance and action to vanquish public health diseases such as cholera, here shown arriving in New York City harbor while Science sleeps on his watch

U.S. CARTOON: CHOLERA, 1883.
Is This a Time for Sleep? American cartoon, 1883, urging more vigilance and action to vanquish public health diseases such as cholera, here shown arriving in New York City harbor while Science sleeps on his watch

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