Influenza
“A kind of grippe or influenza” (1-063), coming from the south and the west, “and therefore must be considered as coming from the Russian settlements” (1-064).
The one disease in the section Bogoras reports being read as a spirit outright. In 1896, on the Upper Anui, the Chaun people heard of cases on the Keperveyem and fled the whole western part of the Chaun tundra to avoid “the spirits seeking for prey”.
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