- need-fire or force-fire was a
special fire
kindled to ward off
plague and
murrain (infectious
diseases affecting livestock) in
parts of western, northern...
- Army
Historical Research: 79–93. JSTOR 44222485. However, the
incurable murrain[Footnote1] this
regiment contracted whilst sharing winter quarters with...
- Moses"
Exodus 2:6 32 "Moses and
Aaron Before Pharaoh"
Exodus 7:10 33 "The
Murrain of Beasts" (or "The
Fifth Plague:
Livestock Disease")
Exodus 9:2-3 34 "The...
-
Rinderpest (also
cattle plague or
steppe murrain) was an
infectious viral disease of cattle,
domestic buffalo, and many
other species of even-toed ungulates...
-
Britannia 85 -
Nobody can deny 86 - James, come kiss me now 87 - What
Murrain now has ta'en the
Whigs 88 - True Blue 89 - Will ye go to
Sheriffmuir (Aikendrum)...
-
autocannibalism preceding death. Used as a
bioterror weapon. Buscard's
murrain,
wormword "Entry
Taken from a
Medical Encyclopaedia" by
China Miéville...
- gave it a
poisonous taint. The
cattle that ate of it were
attacked by a
murrain, of
which great numbers died. The ice and snow,
which had
gathered about...
- versts,
around thirteen w****s in all, we
dragged [her] by cart, and by
water, and in a
sleigh half of the way. Pure 17th-century
central Russian vernacular...
-
improvements in Egypt. But
times were not all good; the long wars
combined with
murrain of
cattle in 1842 and a
destructive Nile
flood made
matters worse. In 1843...
- "We stop the
Press with very
great regret to
announce that the
potato Murrain has
unequivocally declared itself in Ireland." Nevertheless, the British...
