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Diary Entries From The Black Death. This is often referred to as the ‘great plague.’. For discussion, and sharing interesting links, join the email list at. Dear diary, the black plague has reached the nearby village. Samuel pepys, a young civil servant living in london, recorded his daily life for almost ten years in the 1660s. The plague first entered pepys’ consciousness enough to warrant a diary entry on april 30, 1665: The black death killed many people in the 1340s and 1350s. Find out how he and the city reacted to the great plague in. On 1st january 1660 samuel pepys made his first diary entry, one that would lead to a further decade of recording everyday trivialities mixed with important events and battles. In 1665, another plague outbreak arrived in england. The black death brought three specific plagues to my village: “great fears of the sickenesse here in the city,” he wrote, “it being said that two or. I do hope the disease does not. Follow extracts throughout the day on: Bubonic plague, pneumonic plague, septicemic plague.

In 1665, another plague outbreak arrived in england. Samuel pepys, a young civil servant living in london, recorded his daily life for almost ten years in the 1660s. This is often referred to as the ‘great plague.’. “great fears of the sickenesse here in the city,” he wrote, “it being said that two or. Find out how he and the city reacted to the great plague in. On 1st january 1660 samuel pepys made his first diary entry, one that would lead to a further decade of recording everyday trivialities mixed with important events and battles. The plague first entered pepys’ consciousness enough to warrant a diary entry on april 30, 1665: The black death brought three specific plagues to my village: For discussion, and sharing interesting links, join the email list at. Follow extracts throughout the day on:

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Diary Entries From The Black Death Bubonic plague, pneumonic plague, septicemic plague. Find out how he and the city reacted to the great plague in. Bubonic plague, pneumonic plague, septicemic plague. The black death brought three specific plagues to my village: In 1665, another plague outbreak arrived in england. This is often referred to as the ‘great plague.’. Follow extracts throughout the day on: Samuel pepys, a young civil servant living in london, recorded his daily life for almost ten years in the 1660s. On 1st january 1660 samuel pepys made his first diary entry, one that would lead to a further decade of recording everyday trivialities mixed with important events and battles. I do hope the disease does not. For discussion, and sharing interesting links, join the email list at. Dear diary, the black plague has reached the nearby village. “great fears of the sickenesse here in the city,” he wrote, “it being said that two or. The plague first entered pepys’ consciousness enough to warrant a diary entry on april 30, 1665: The black death killed many people in the 1340s and 1350s.