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Great Famine (Ireland) - Death Toll
... been rightly criticised, as underestimating the true extent of mortality, Cousens' mortality of 800,000 is now regarded as much too low ... and others and having to look back over the previous 10 years, it underestimates the true extent of disease and mortality ... Wilde's work has been rightly criticised as underestimating the true extent of mortality, it does provide a framework for the medical history of the Great Famine ...
... been rightly criticised, as underestimating the true extent of mortality, Cousens' mortality of 800,000 is now regarded as much too low ... and others and having to look back over the previous 10 years, it underestimates the true extent of disease and mortality ... Wilde's work has been rightly criticised as underestimating the true extent of mortality, it does provide a framework for the medical history of the Great Famine ...
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