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In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death and the World It Made Norman F. Cantor
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Apr 30, 2014 - After Shock: Poems and Prose from the Vietnam War (1991) [NF] (51) Norman F. In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death & the World It Made (2001) [NF] (52) Leo Damrosch. Apr 1, 2013 - The Black Death, the generalized name given to the plague-ridden period in Europe between the years of 1348-1350, was one of the most devastating pandemics in human history. Aug 15, 2012 - The last non-romance I read was In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death & The World It Made by Norman F. Mar 18, 2013 - In the wake of headlines telling us about the imminent threat of antibiotic resistance I had to think about my own research on the impact of epidemics on early medieval societies. Cantor's In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death and the World it Made, discusses exactly what the title says, the effects of the Black Death in medieval Europe. Sep 9, 2013 - Throughout human history there have been several pandemics and hundreds of epidemics that have swept over the world, devastating the population of the human race and leaving innumerable dead in their wake. The medieval period can clearly show us what a world without Apocryphal sources tell us that by 665 the plague was so bad that people threw themselves off cliffs to rather have a swift death than to have to endure the pains of the plague. Mar 27, 2014 - A strange plague is spreading around the world in Kenneth Calhoun's Black Moon, released earlier this month to rave reviews: insomnia. The most famous of the pandemics is undoubtedly the bubonic plague, or Black Death, that began in Asia and swept through Europe with horrific results during the 1300s. This made The world-wide pandemic, known as the Black Plague, or the Black death was the worst humanitarian crisis that happened to the world. As a result, there were widespread food shortages and rapidly inflating prices made everyday life difficult and malnutrition ran rampant. Because they did not know where this plague was coming from, there was Cantor, Norman F. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2001. Posted by Joel Scariest of all is not the unsettling nature of the disease, but the plausibility of the breakdown that occurs in its wake. Mar 3, 2014 - Views of the Black Death were complex and contradictory when the disease hit Europe in the 1340's, as people blamed both natural and religious causes for this plague, yet simultaneously searched in nature and religion for a solution. Jonathon Swift: His Life and His World. And while Black Moon's Insomnia Plague, and 10 Other Fictional Maladies that Make Our Skin Crawl. In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death and the World It Made. Feb 2, 2010 - The Black Death was one of the worst natural disasters to hit Europe, and it did so twice, first in the late 5-6th century AD and the second time during the 14th century AD.