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In the 19th century, cholera outbreaks in England resulted in significant mortality, particularly during major epidemics. For example, during the 1832 outbreak, thousands died, with daily fatalities sometimes exceeding 1,000 in heavily affected areas. Overall, estimates suggest that throughout the century, cholera caused tens of thousands of deaths, with daily mortality varying widely depending on the outbreak's severity and location. The disease was particularly deadly in urban areas with poor sanitation.

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