Russell, Alexander, and Patrick Russell. The Natural History of Aleppo Containing a Description of the City, and the Principal Natural Productions in Its Neighbourhood: Together with an Account of the Climate, Inhabitants, and Diseases, Particularly of the Plague (London: G. G. and J. Robinson, 1794)
Russell, Alexander, and Patrick Russell’s The Natural History of Aleppo stands as a monumental work in the annals of medical geography and epidemiology. Published in 1794, it offers a comprehensive exploration of the city of Aleppo, its environs, and the profound impact of the plague on its inhabitants.
The book delves into a multifaceted examination of Aleppo:
The Natural History of Aleppo has exerted a profound influence on various fields of study:
Despite being written over two centuries ago, The Natural History of Aleppo continues to be a relevant resource for researchers and scholars. Its detailed observations on climate, disease, and societal conditions offer valuable comparative data for understanding contemporary challenges in public health and urban planning.