The Black Death devastated Europe during the Medieval Period, killing an estimated one-third of the population. Today, we know that the Black Death …
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The Black Death: The World's Worst Pandemic
The 13th-century bubonic plague was the worst plague in history. It had many interesting and unexpected effects on society at large, including pay increases for ordinary people, and a large amount of very morbid art.
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