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First cholera outbreak in Britain (1831)
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Oct 1831 — Britain’s first cases of Asiatic cholera. The 1831–32 epidemic kills over 30,000 in Britain, the 1848–49 outbreak tens of thousands more, falling hardest on crowded, unsewered working districts.
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- Urbanisation and the Factory Acts (chapter 5 of Industrial Revolution)
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- The Industrial Revolution, 1750–1914
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