Literature

Authors	Year	Title
J. O. Andersson, Andersson S. G.	2000	A century of typhus, lice and Rickettsia
J. R. Busvine	1984	John Hall Grundy lecture. Reflections on some human ectoparasites
P. P. Cabotin	1994	Le pou a travers la peinture hollandaise du XVIIe siecle
L. Capasso, Di Tota G.	1998	Lice buried under the ashes of Herculaneum
A. Choudhury, Moore, B. R., Marques, F. L.	2002	Vernon Kellogg, host-switching, and cospeciation: rescuing straggled ideas
P. Doury	1996	Henry Foley and the discovery in 1908 of the role played by the louse in the transmission of relapsing fever
P. Doury	1994	Henry Foley et Lyautey, et l'action medicale au Maroc a la phase initiale du Protectorat
H. Kenward	2001	Pubic lice in Roman and medieval Britain
R. Kittler, Kayser, M., Stoneking, M.	2003	Molecular evolution of Pediculus humanus and the origin of clothing
J. Lindenmann	2002	Typhus vaccine developments from the First to the Second World War (on Paul Weindling's 'between bacteriology and virology...')
I. E. Bychovskaya-Pavlovskaya	1981	History of Charles Nicolle's discovery of the route of typhus infection
E. Pennisi	2004	Human origins. Louse DNA suggests close contact between early humans
F. M. Rick, Rocha, G. C., Dittmar de la Cruz, K., Coimbra, Jr, C. E., Reinhard, K. J., Bouchet, F., Ferreira, L. Fernando, Araújo, A.	2002	Crab louse infestation in pre-Columbian America
A. Roberts	1983	The fifth little horseman
J. Schoendorff	2003	100th anniversary of a great victory over typhus
P. Weindling	1995	Between bacteriology and virology: the development of typhus vaccines between the First and Second World Wars