Cholera, typhus, and economic collapse, 1858–70

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In the 1860s economic, political, social, and ecological crises ricocheted off one another in ominous succession. In the past Tunisia had weathered epidemics but this time new outbreaks of diseases in the context of the existing economic imbalance resulted in permanent damage to the established political order.

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