The book entitled "Outlines from a country house during the cholera, taken from a diary written in July and August 1832" is an interesting literary document that offers readers to delve into the events of the cholera epidemic of the 19th century. The author of the work is William Isaac Coppard, who in his diary records events, observations and reflections related to life in the countryside during the epidemic. The book offers the reader an in-depth immersion in the life of peasants and country dwellers, who felt all the fears and worries due to the spread of the disease. Feelings of fear, limitations and hopes for salvation are traced through the author's observations, making this book an amazing source of analysis of the social and psychological aspects of epidemic realities. "Cottage scenes during the cholera being extracts from a diary written in July and August, 1832" is a work that opens up to the reader deep reflections on life and death, hope and faith in the future during the difficult trials that the cholera period posed to humanity.