Plagues in England: Death Is in the Air

In just one week the plague robbed 7,165 people; the total death toll has been nearly 70,000 (1). One of the arguments about this epidemic was in Defoe's "Large Plague in London" stating that one was naked, except for a pair of waist drawers that were crying day and night. As a person mentioned by Josephus, he cried: "There is a curse in Jerusalem!" A terrible god! "You do not have to say any more, but as you repeat these words constantly, your voice and face will be filled with horrible and fast pace. No one can find him stop or eat, rest or eat At least I heard it.

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

Glandular plague is known as black death and has been known in the UK for centuries. This is a terrible disease. The victim's skin caused swollenness of obsessive vomiting, tongue and headache in addition to black spots, inflamed glands, or "groin" of the groin, which made it a terribly painful killer. Hatching is only 4 to 6 days, when the plague appears in the family, the house is sealed and the death of the whole family is condemned! The characteristic of these houses is that the door is drawn with a red cross that states "The Lord has mercy on us". In the evening, the body was pulled out to respond to what we cried to put out the corpse and bring it to the cart and take it to the plague. One named the Great Pit is in Aldogate, London and the other is in Finsbury Fields.

When black death arrived in Europe in 1347, nobody was exempt from the burden of death and plague. The UK population before the plague is decreasing. This is due to famine due to poor harvest. The economic boom season has ended, and the European economy is in recession due to the beginning of black death. Most people think that Black Death is a medieval phenomenon. Several plague diseases were discovered in the middle of the 14th century. Today's plague can be divided into three outbreaks. The first world epidemic was called Justinian's plague. It took place in Egypt from 558 BC to 590 BC. The second pandemic occurred in Europe in the 14th century and the last pandemic occurred in Asia in the late nineteenth century. This is the second largest occurrence of social and economic impacts on the UK.