Scarlet letters” — The depiction of scarlet fever in literature - Hektoen International

Emily BoyleDublin, Ireland Scarlet fever, named for the erythematous skin rash that may accompany streptococcal infections (Fig 1), is often considered a disease of Victorian times. Associated with high levels of morbidity and mortality (up to 25%) when epidemics were common in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Europe and the US,1,2 it is seen less

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The Scarlet Letter (1926)

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By Nathaniel Hawthorne. (298p.) Higginson offers a modern reprint of the 1874 edition. *Available in softcover and hardcover. The Scarlet Letter is

Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne (1874)

Movies from the 20s - 60s - Lillian Gish The Scarlet Letter 1926 Directed by Victor Seastrom Dimmesdale has to go to England; when he returns, he finds Hester with their child

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16 March 1850: The Scarlet Letter is published - Susannah Fullerton

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