1918 FLU PANDEMIC: This is the True Story of the Spanish Influenza Pandemic that Swept the United States in 1918...

by Kelsey Gray, Ruc Publishing

Today Only, Get This Book For Just $9.99 Read on your PC, Mac, Smart Phone, Tablet or Kindle Device. "This is the True Story of the Spanish Influenza Pandemic that Swept the United States in 1918. This Highly Infectious, Deadly Pandemic Infected 500 Million People Worldwide, whereby The Great Spanish Flu and Virus was the Deadliest Pandemic in the World’s History." After the first World War, many troops and soldiers returned home infected. Although our military personal didn't create the virus, it was said that they contributed to the spread of it in the United States. You see, it's been said that because the soldier's immune system was weak from the battle, they became easy targets and carriers. Ultimately, bringing the virus from the battlefield to the streets and neighborhoods of the U.S. In the early 1990s, after 75 years of research, the most fundamental question about the 1918 pandemic had not yet been answered – why was it so fatal? Spanish Flu is a serious influenza virus that can range in severity from mild to fatal. The first serious outbreak occurred in 1918 when the virus spread around the world in different ways, but mainly via ships where people who inadvertently contracted the virus would mix in different ports where the ship would dock and spread the viral infection to others. BUY Your Copy Today!!! The Great Flu, 1918 Influenza Pandemic, Outbreak Of 1918, Spanish Flu...

86 pages, Paperback

Published May 17, 2020

Reviews

[Jerry Vanee · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book has some interesting content but the proofreading (assuming there was any) is terrible. The grammatical and English usage errors are difficult to navigate. It appears to be thrown together from Internet clips written by people who do not have English as a first language. Or, perhaps it was written in a foreign language and run through some kind of auto-translator. The only thing that made me struggle through to the end was that the content was of interest. Whoever wrote this book needs to hire an editor.

[Elayne Grissom · Rating 5 out of 5]

COMPARING COVID19 AND PANDEMIC OF 1918


I enjoyed reading this book. I also read in Ancestry about the Pandemic in 1918. They included how to make a mask and wore them just like we do today. They were very cautious although they didn't have the technology we now have. It is believed they lost 50 million people at that time. Very interesting.

[Carol Courtney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting data

A refreshing look at past pandemics and how they have prepared us for the current one. Without drawing from history, we are left recreating the systems that worked in the past to stop a pandemic. A well thought out book with a timely message.

[Gloria Wilhelm · Rating 4 out of 5]

Written like a documentary. Knowledgeable.

[Mystee Pulcine · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was super confusing. There is so much repetition and even outright contradiction that I thought at first that this had to be written by multiple authors and was going to recommend putting each author's name on each chapter. But then I saw it was all one author.... so.... what? Why does each chapter sound like a completely different voice and repeat so much of the same basic information? and most vitally, why are there no sources stated? This book is a joke.