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King Death:
The Black Death and Its Aftermath in Late-Medieval England

 
  by Colin Platt
 
 
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  Format: Textbook Paperback, 1st ed., 224 pages
  Publisher: University of Toronto Press
  ISBN: 0802079008
  Release Date: Jan 1, 1984


 
 
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"Beginning in 1347 and until the end of the 17th century, the {bubonic} plague returned again and again to devastate the major human settlements of Europe. After each wave, the population collapse was so immediate and its consequences so drastic that {it} altered political authority, leveled feudal barriers, and changed the entire social, economic, artistic, and religious texture of Europe. . . . Platt examines the changes brought on by the plague in England. The focus is on the first 150 years." (Choice) Bibliography. Index.

 
 
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"What does it matter how many people died in the Black Death? I shall argue in this book that it matters a great deal. But there is truth also in the view that 'so much of the population was surplus by the fourteenth century that the early famines [of 1315-17] and the mid-century pestilences of [1348-9] were more purgative than toxic'." -- Colin Platt

 
 
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Preface
1Mortalities1
2Shrunken towns19
3Villages in stasis33
4Impoverished noblemen and rich old ladies49
5Knight, esquire and gentleman63
6Of monks and nuns79
7Like people, like priest97
8Protest and resolution121
9Architecture and the arts137
10What matters177
Notes193
Bibliography231
Index253


 
 
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