Medieval Scourge Finds Modern Victims: A Retrospective of the Bubonic Plague And Its Presence In Contemporary Society
Journal: Berkeley Scientific Journal
Year: 2011

A R etrospective of the B ubonic P lague and its P resence in C ontemporary S ociety Khushbu Aggarwal “Those infected felt themselves penetrated by of Europe’s population, and in the early twentieth a pain throughout their whole bodies and, so to say, century, the plague accounted for 10 million deaths in undermined. Then there developed on the thighs India (WebMD 2006). In addition to the human death or upper arms a boil about toll, oxen, mules, goats, the size of a lentil, which the pigs, and