Plagues And Epidemics

Pest and epidemic patients are very good at finding religious scapegoats for their problems. Several difficulties we face in our lives, such as war, famine, more related diseases, should always be condemned. Hitler criticized the Jews for the economic difficulties of putrefied Germany, after Romans took responsibility for all things of the empire which the Romans crumbled to Christians. When the plague hit Europe in the 14th century, it was even condemned by "... a disadvantageous astrological combination or a vicious atmosphere ..." (handout p2) ... even "witches", Muslims (Christ The thought of Christianity), intentional combination of Christianity (proposal by Muslim) and

The low average lifetime in the Renaissance period is mainly due to the outbreak of plague. When the plague is in fashion, I often hear that the local church announces the funeral bell to announce the bell of mortal death. A living person would want to know the identity of the person who died. Warn them. You should not ask a person who has just died, but you must warn him that he may be the next dead.

I will explain John Donne's "Math 17", especially "Europe is less". How can you connect it to "watch" and "island"? '

Plague continued to occur in small epidemics around the world, but large pneumonia epidemic occurred in Europe and the UK from 1665 to 1666. Samuel Pepys explained infectious diseases in his 1665 diary described in A Journal by Daniel Defoe in 1722. Pest year. People were opened at home and the cross was drawn on the door. The epidemic peaked in September 1665 when 7000 people died in London every week. Between 1665 and 1666, one in five London died and about 100,000 died. The fire in London in 1666 followed by the rebuilding of wood with wood with bricks and tiles and the cottage of straw roof disrupts the usual habitats of the rats and causes them to decline and causes factors of the end of the epidemic It may become 9.

From 1665 to 1666, the plague of London destroyed plague of London and the United Kingdom. According to the city record, approximately 68,596 people died during the epidemic, but the actual death toll is suspected to exceed the total population of 100,000. 460000 This occurrence was caused by Yersinia pestis (a bacterium associated with the occurrence of other plague diseases before and after the London epidemic). The plague is not an isolated incident - in the year 16th year 40,000 London citizens died of plague - but this is the last and most serious epidemic. It started in St. Giles in the Fields in the suburbs of London, and the greatest damage was still poor crowded city, Stephenie, Shoddy, Clerchewell, Cripplegate and Westminster suburbs Occurred. Although it was suspected to occur in the winter of 1664, it did not erupt until the spring of 1665