The best and worst books on bubonic plague

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	"an introduction into the interaction between disease and populations"

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	"an excellent collection of translated primary sources from around Europe"

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	"very good epidemiological study"

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	"excellent!"

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	"very good overview of epidemiology of plague"

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	"a great collection of essays"

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	"another decent collection of primary sources in translation"

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	"a poor description with no bibliography or sources cited"

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	"a really great read: accurate information but not too technical for the amateur historian"

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	"a fantastic little volume illustrating the workings of a diocese in crisis"

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	"a thick tome, but wide-ranging information arranged chronologically.  details the history of the plague from 1348 to the Great Plague in 1665-6"

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	"a quite old survey of the disease, but still very useful information about demographic change"