Cholera was a disease that spread through towns and cities in 19th-century England. It was caused by contaminated water or food. Edwin Chadwick was a lawyer who wanted to reform the conditions poor ...
The summer of 1858 was warm and dry. As a result, the water level of the River Thames dropped. This meant the sewage and waste that were being dumped in the river were no longer being quickly washed ...
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