Epidemics Laid Low Ann Elizabeth Castle The opening chapter provides readers

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Epidemics Laid Low Ann Elizabeth Castle The opening chapter provides readersJustinian's Plague, the Black Death, the Great Plague, cholera,influenza, tuberculosis, and AIDSthese diseases andothers have devastated human lives and society for generations,decimating populations, creating panic, and wreckingsocial and economic infrastructure. In Epidemics LaidLow epidemiologist and historian Patrice Bourdelais analyzesthe history of disease epidemics in Europe from theMiddle Ages to the present. This captivating account describes