Images Dated 30th October 1986
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Boxers Errol Christie and Tony Sibson. 30th October 1986
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Addenbrooke's Hospital is an internationally renowned teaching hospital
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Interior view of a bathroom in accommodation in Clapham, London. 30th October 1986
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Interior views of accommodation in Clapham, London. Pictured, views of the lounge
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Errol Christie the Coventry middleweight punching Sean Mannion in a boxing ring
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Tony Adams of Arsenal October 1986 with his Fiat Young Player of Month award
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Boxers Errol Christie and Tony Sibson. 30th October 1986
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Illustration of 16th Century alcohol distillation
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Featured 30 Oct 1986 Image
The pest anatomised, by George Thomson
Frontispiece from Loimotomia, or The Pest Anatomised, by George Thomson, an English physician at the time of the Great Plague of 1665, the last serious European outbreak of the devastating disease. Thomson's book describes the attempt to discover the cause of the plague by post mortem examination of its victims. It was a valiant, but futile attempt. Plague, a disease caused by the bacteria Pasteurella pestis & transmitted to man by the rat flea, recurred periodically throughout Europe during the 14th to 17th centuries. The death tolls were enormous & the social, political & economic consequences devastating
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