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Details About The 1800s That Definitely Weren't In The History Books ~6

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Wed Feb 03, 2021 - 20:52:21
By Cody Mauro

Infant Mortality

Blame it on old-timey medical knowledge, crippling poverty, or a number of other factors, but in the 19th century, about 40 percent of kids — according to Our World in Data — perished before making it to age five.

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