ALL EPIDEMICS OF DEADLY DISEASES IN HUMAN HISTORY have been called plagues to stress how devastating these outbreaks are.
An edition of Plagues and Poxes
(1988)
Plagues and Poxes
The Rise and Fall of Epidemic Disease
by Alfred Jay Bollet
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