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The Epidemics of the Middle Ages
John Caius and B. G. Babington J. F. C. Hecker
The Black Death emptied whole regions, and afterward strange manias set crowds dancing until they dropped. Justus Hecker's classic study examines the great medieval plagues, their causes and their spread. A foundational and vivid history of the epidemics that scarred an age. Read the definitive early account of the Middle Ages' great dyings.
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97 chapters
- 1GENERAL PREFACE.
- 2ADDRESS TO THE PHYSICIANS OF GERMANY.
- 3CONTENTS.
- 4THE BLACK DEATH.
- 5TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE.
- 6PREFACE.
- 7CHAPTER I.
- 8GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
- 9CHAPTER II.
- 10THE DISEASE.
- 11CHAPTER III.
- 12CAUSES.—SPREAD.
- 13CHAPTER IV.
- 14MORTALITY.
- 15CHAPTER V.
- 16MORAL EFFECTS.
- 17CHAPTER VI.
- 18PHYSICIANS.
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