Books 2012: plague and pestilence
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hawkwing_lbBooks 2012: 10
nonfiction
10. A. Lloyd Moote and Dorothy C. Moote, The Great Plague: The Story of London's Most Deadly Year. Johns Hopkins University Press, Maryland, 2004.
I can't remember where I heard of this book first. It's an interesting and illuminating look at London during the plague year of 1665, in which perhaps one hundred thousand Londoners died.
A great eye for social history and a very well-written, thorough and detailed account.
nonfiction
10. A. Lloyd Moote and Dorothy C. Moote, The Great Plague: The Story of London's Most Deadly Year. Johns Hopkins University Press, Maryland, 2004.
I can't remember where I heard of this book first. It's an interesting and illuminating look at London during the plague year of 1665, in which perhaps one hundred thousand Londoners died.
A great eye for social history and a very well-written, thorough and detailed account.
