Spanish Flu
by Catharine Arnold
In the final part of her Ship of Death essay, Catharine Arnold wraps up the tragic
by Jonathan D. Quick, MD, with Bronwyn Fryer
The 2020 outbreak of coronavirus has terrified the world–and revealed how unprepared we are for the
by Catharine Arnold
With the death toll rising from Spanish flu, burials at sea became more and more common
by Catharine Arnold
As conditions worsen on the USS Leviathan in October of 1918, another troopship, the Briton,
by Catharine Arnold
Revisiting the American soldiers aboard the USS Leviathan, Catharine Arnold discusses the dark, cramped, and overall
by Catharine Arnold
In three successive waves, from spring 1918 to summer 1919, the ‘Spanish flu’ pandemic killed an
by Philip Jett
It was 1918 and there was a killer on the loose. Worse than any serial predator
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