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Description	English: Nineteenth-century engraving of a plague doctor, based on the frontispiece of Jean-Jacques Manget, Traité de la peste: recueilli des meilleurs auteurs anciens et modernes, et enrichi de remarques et observations théoriques et pratiques : avec une table très ample des matières (Geneva: Philippe Planche, 1721). In the source it is used to illustrate an article on The Plague of Nimèguen, hence the caption.
Date	No later than 1841
Source	The Saturday, June 5, 1841 issue of The Mirror of literature, amusement, and instruction, p. 361. [1]
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
Other versions	Plague_Doctor_1636-37 File:Plague_Doctor_1636-37.jpg is apparently the same image from the same article in The Mirror, but rather blurred. File:A Plague Doctor – from Jean-Jacques Manget, Traité de la peste (1721); WHO version.png and File:A Plague Doctor – from Jean-Jacques Manget, Traité de la peste (1721); University of Lausanne version.png are scans of the actual frontispiece to Manget’s treatise.

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