@finalfootnote : 1/7 Charles Dickens didn’t just write about poverty—he understood how the air itself was making people sick. Dickens knew terrain mattered. He saw place—not person—as the source of sickness. Before germ theory took hold, he painted London’s fog as a living poison. Footnote 47: • TwiCopy

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1/7 Charles Dickens didn’t just write about poverty—he understood how the air itself was making people sick. Dickens knew terrain mattered. He saw place—not person—as the source of sickness. Before germ theory took hold, he painted London’s fog as a living poison. Footnote 47:

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