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PLAGUE IN ENGLAND

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1379-1383 Pestis quinta; ‘In 1379 there was a great plague in the Northern parts...under the year 1382, a very pestilential fever in many parts of the country’ [1:218]; London was afflicted in 1382, with Kent and others parts in 1383 [219]. 1390-1391 A prolonged outbreak through 1390-1391 ‘described not without some detail’ [1:219]; [3:131]; ‘a grete pestilence in England’ [4:137]. 1399-1400 [3:131]. 1405-1406 [3:131]; [4:141]. 1411-1412 ‘another national epidemic’ [3:131]. 1420-1423 Norfolk, ‘but the Rolls of Parliament bear undoubted witness to a very severe prevalence of plague in the North about the same time’ [1:221]; 1420 and 1423 [2:36]; 1423 [3:131]. 1426-1429 [2:36]; ‘a London visitation in 1426, and a national epidemic in 1428-29’ [3:132]. 1433-1435 ‘Here then, early in 1434, is the first distinct suggestion in the period 1430-1480 of something more that a local or regional epidemic’ [2:37]; ‘a national epidemic that lasted from 1433 to 1435’ [3:132]; 1433 or 1434 [4:143]. 14

PLAGUE IN ENGLAND s   Plague in England national epidemics 1348-1665 14th century 1348-1349 The Black Death . 1361 Pestis secunda or Pestis puerorum [3:130]; [4:23]. 1369 Pestis tertia [4:23]. 1375 Pestis quarta [4:23, 135-136]. 1379-1383 Pestis quinta ; ‘In 1379 there was a great plague in the Northern parts...under the year 1382, a very pestilential fever in many parts of the country’ [1:218]; London was afflicted in 1382, with Kent and others parts in 1383 [219]. 1390-1391 A prolonged outbreak through 1390-1391 ‘described not without some detail’ [1:219]; [3:131

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