Sea Sick Lynn Machin to the beginnings of the

to the beginnings of the Enlightenment

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They give a penetrating insight into the affairs of the Church in Africa in the middle of the third century

then affects their personal

Sea Sick Lynn Machin to the beginnings of theThis eighteenth century glass bottle and what it contained represents an important step in the fight against a disease that once claimed the lives of millions: scurvy. Through notable voyages and afflicted individuals, the physical and psychological manifestations of the deadly 'sickness of the sea' are examined in a maritime context. What starts as a story of the often haphazard and ineffective efforts to find a cure becomes a tale of pioneering