Laurie Halse Anderson, a New York Times bestselling author and winner of the Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction, engages young readers from the perspectives of young, marginalized voices. The novel demonstrates the historical significance of the epidemic, which took an estimated five thousand lives, and gives readers a glimpse of public health crises and medical treatments available in the eighteenth century. Demonstrating the ongoing alarm over unknown illnesses during this time, Fever 1793 provides a sense of the daily life of Philadelphians in the early national period. 1961) depicts 1793 America through the eyes of Mattie, who, when the fever hits in late August, struggles to live in a city overtaken by fear. The historical novel by Laurie Halse Anderson (b. Published in 2000, Fever 1793 is a young adult novel that tells the story of a 14-year-old girl named Mattie Cook, who fights to survive the yellow fever epidemic of 1793 in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, the Place that Loves You Back.Trending Questions Which position does Antarctica tilt toward or away from the sun to have the shortest days? How did pressure and gravity become unbalanced in the solar nebula? A satellite has to maintain a constant velocity of 28 800 kmhour in order to stay in earth's orbit however moon has 3 679 kmhour still it does not fall? What does the tilt of the earth determine? At what temperature does antimatter form? The fusion of helium atoms form these? Who was the creator of the universe in legends? What are WIMPS? What is a giant dent made by a meteor? What periodic element are named after the king of the sea? The solar system is in what other system? If a spacecraft travels at 17.
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