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  • Fox compares the impact of the Black Death on fourteenth-century London, England with the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic In 1347, a terrifying disease was carving a path from the East into Northern Africa and Europe Its entry point into Europe was the south of Italy, via merchant ships from the Black Sea The disease quickly spread north wiping out entire villages, and devastating cities and towns along its path This indiscriminate disease took the lives of both men and women, young and old, rich and poor
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  • Black Death to global pandemic: London then and now
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  • 2020

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