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I do have a question, not specifically for you Peter, since I think you did a cut and paste, but for folks who write these things: "Smallpox was strongly suspected of being used against the Indians in the French and Indian War."Strongly suspected? Amhert's letters are still available. He WROTE that he did this. Why say "strongly suspected?" He did it and he said he did it.Lynda> - > peter hurd > > On the subject of epidemics.............> Mid 1300s > > Mongol tartars, sieging the port city of Feodosia (then Kaffa) onthe Black Sea, finally broke the three-year siege by catapultingplague-infested cadavers over the walls of the city. > > The city fell from plague in 1346 and it was suspected thatescaping residents of the city introduces plague into Italy,initiating the pandemic (the Black Death) that decimated the Europeanpopulace between 1348 and 1350. > > 1763 > > The next recorded instance of BW was in the new world. Smallpoxwas strongly suspected of being used against the Indians in the Frenchand Indian War. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, commander in chief of the Britishforces in the American colonies had two blankets and a handkerchieffrom a British smallpox hospital sent to Indian chiefs. A smallpoxepidemic soon erupted.> > The Valley Vegan...................> > Gan bwyll y mae mynd ymhell Going slowly, going far -- Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.5/110 - Release 9/22/2005

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Your right did just cut and paste it, and dont have any knowledge of it. Sorry.

 

The Valley Vegan...........Lynda <lurine wrote:

 

I do have a question, not specifically for you Peter, since I think you did a cut and paste, but for folks who write these things: "Smallpox was strongly suspected of being used against the Indians in the French and Indian War."Strongly suspected? Amhert's letters are still available. He WROTE that he did this. Why say "strongly suspected?" He did it and he said he did it.Lynda> - > peter hurd > > On the subject of epidemics.............> Mid 1300s > > Mongol tartars, sieging the port city of Feodosia (then Kaffa) onthe Black Sea, finally broke the three-year siege by catapultingplague-infested cadavers over the walls of the city. > > The city fell from plague in 1346 and it was

suspected thatescaping residents of the city introduces plague into Italy,initiating the pandemic (the Black Death) that decimated the Europeanpopulace between 1348 and 1350. > > 1763 > > The next recorded instance of BW was in the new world. Smallpoxwas strongly suspected of being used against the Indians in the Frenchand Indian War. Sir Jeffrey Amherst, commander in chief of the Britishforces in the American colonies had two blankets and a handkerchieffrom a British smallpox hospital sent to Indian chiefs. A smallpoxepidemic soon erupted.> > The Valley Vegan...................> > Gan bwyll y mae mynd ymhell Going slowly, going far -- Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.5/110 - Release Date:

9/22/2005Peter H

 

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Just musing about all the p.c. language that comes out from the keyboards of writers and the mouths of talking heads.

 

I seriously doubt they have an answer either.

 

Lynd

 

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peter hurd

Saturday, September 24, 2005 3:21 PM

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Your right did just cut and paste it, and dont have any knowledge of it. Sorry.

 

The Valley Vegan...........

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