An Urban History of The Plague

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The book explores the multifaceted impact of plague on early modern communities, highlighting its medical, economic, spiritual, and demographic crises. By analyzing the incidence and consequences of the disease, it provides insights into how plague influenced various aspects of pre-modern life, prompting a reassessment of societal structures and responses during this tumultuous period. Through detailed examination, it sheds light on the broader implications of plague on local, regional, and national levels.