A History of Epidemics in Britain, Volume 1CUP Archive, 1965 |
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
Other medieval epidemics not from famine | 16 |
Few traces of epidemics of Ergotism reason of Englands immunity | 52 |
Generalities on medieval famines in England | 65 |
Medieval meanings of lepra | 76 |
England special destination and duration | 86 |
ENGLAND AFTER THE BLACK DEATH WITH THE EPIDEMICS | 98 |
Leperhouses in Scotland and Ireland | 99 |
Plague in Ireland in the Tudor period | 371 |
CHAPTER VII | 374 |
Exeter Black Assizes 1586 | 383 |
Influenzas and other strange fevers and fluxes 15401597 | 397 |
CHAPTER VIII | 414 |
English writings on the Pox in the Elizabethan period with some | 423 |
The circumstances of the great European outbreak in 1494 | 429 |
Illustrations from modern times | 438 |
Things favouring Leprosy in the manner of lifeModern analogy | 108 |
Contents | 111 |
CHAPTER III | 114 |
THE BLACK DEATH OF 13489 | 120 |
Antecedents of the Black Death in the EastOverland China | 142 |
The Theory of BuboPlague | 156 |
Efforts to renew the war with France | 177 |
More lasting effects on farming industries and population | 190 |
Epidemics following the Black Death | 202 |
Medieval English MSS on Plague | 208 |
The 14th century chronology continued | 215 |
The public health in the 15th century | 222 |
Plague c in Scotland and Ireland 13491475 | 233 |
The Second outbreak in 1508 | 244 |
The Fourth Sweat in 1528 | 250 |
Extension of the Fourth Sweat to the Continent in 1529 | 256 |
Antecedents of the English Sweat | 265 |
Endemic Sweat of Normandy | 273 |
Extinction of the Sweat in England | 279 |
The London Plague of 1563 | 304 |
Sanitation in Plantagenet and Tudor times | 322 |
The disposal of the dead | 332 |
The London Plague of 15921593 | 351 |
Plague in Scotland 14951603Skene on the Plague 1568 | 360 |
CHAPTER IX | 439 |
European Smallpox in the Middle Ages | 445 |
First English notices of Smallpox in the Tudor period | 456 |
Great increase of Smallpox in the Stuart period | 463 |
CHAPTER X | 470 |
Annual Plague in London after 1603 | 493 |
Malignant Fever preceding the Plague of 1625 | 504 |
The London Plague of 1625 | 507 |
Plague in the Provinces in 1625 and following years | 520 |
The London Plague of 1636 | 529 |
Summary of causes and of European favouring conditions | 546 |
War Typhus in Oxfordshire c and at Tiverton 164344 | 547 |
Plague in the Provinces Scotland and Ireland during the Civil Wars | 555 |
Fever in England 165152 | 566 |
CHAPTER XI | 578 |
The remarkable epidemic of Fever in Drakes expedition of 15856 | 585 |
the treatment | 599 |
Sickness of Virginian and New England voyages and colonies | 609 |
The epidemic of 16556 at the first planting of Jamaica | 634 |
CHAPTER XII | 646 |
Mortality and incidents of the Great PlagueCharacters of | 660 |
Plague near London and in the Provinces 166566 | 679 |
The Plague at Colchester 166566 and the last of Plague in England | 688 |
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