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Return of the Black Death

The World's Greatest Serial Killer

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ID20023972
AuthorsScott (0000-0002-8775-9364), Susan Scott (0000-0003-1414-8228), Carole J Duncan
Year2004
Pages310
Publication date2004-06-07
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
VenueReturn of the Black Death (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherWiley (PUBLISHER • GB)
OpenAlexW1595109088
Open LibraryOL24284583M
ISBN9780470090008
LanguageEN

Preface. Introduction. Chapter 1: Birth of a serial killer. Chapter 2: The Black Death crosses the Channel. Chapter 3: After the Black Death: the French connection. Chapter 4: Tentacles of the plague. Chapter 5: England under siege. Chapter 6: Portrait of an epidemic. Chapter 7: The Great Plague of London. Chapter 8: How bugs and germs operate. Chapter 9: Building an identikit of the killer. Chapter 10: Debunking history. Chapter 11: Bubonic plague - a myth revisited. Chapter 12: DNA analysis - a red herring. Chapter 13: The true story of an historic village. Chapter 14: The surprising link between AIDS and the Black Death. Chapter 15: Assembling the jigsaw puzzle. Chapter 16: The Black Death in hiding. Chapter 17: Why did haemorrhagic plague suddenly disappear? Chapter 18: The dangers of emergent diseases. Chapter 19: The return of the Black Death? Chapter 20: Is there something more terrible than the Black Death? Further reading. Index

Ancient history · Art history · Genealogy · Geography · Mythology · Portrait · Siege · Classics · Gothic Literature and Media Analysis · History · Black death · Disease Outbreaks · epidemiology · Etiology · Nonfiction · Plague · Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers

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