<unk>  is a 1935 book written by biologist Hans Zinsser on the subject of typhus, a disease on which he performed significant research. Zinsser frames the book as a biography of the infectious disease, tracing its path through<unk> . An important theme of the book is the (according to Zinsser, underappreciated) effect infectious diseases such as typhus had on the course of<unk> , a topic which would later be treated in other popular works such as Plagues and Peoples and Guns, Germs and Steel. Written for a lay audience, Zinsser's humorous and literate style was well received by readers, and it was widely read on its release, and has since gone through many editions.
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