The Black DeathSutton Pub., 1997 - 249 páginas In the SUTTON ILLUSTRATED HISTORY PAPERBACKS series Ziegler's study synthesizes the records of contemporary chroniclers which covered the social and economic upheaval caused by the Black Death in the mid 1300's and the work of subsequent historians to give an overview of this period of history. |
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the Flagellants and the Persecution of the Jews | 69 |
The Rest of Continental Europe | 81 |
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