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• 1. Pestilences previous to the Black Death, chiefly from famines; 2. Leprosy in medieval Britain; 3. The Black Death of 1348–9; 4. England after the Black Death, with the epidemics to 1485; 5. The sweating sickness, 1485–1551; 6. Plague in the Tudor period; 7. Gaol fevers, influenzas, and other fevers in the Tudor period; 8. The French pox; 9. Smallpox and measles; 10. Plague, fever and influenza from the accession of James I to the Restoration; 11. Sicknesses of early voyages and colonies; 12. The Great Plague of London, and the last of plague in England.

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• 1. Pestilences previous to the Black Death, chiefly from famines; 2. Leprosy in medieval Britain; 3. The Black Death of 1348–9; 4. England after the Black Death, with the epidemics to 1485; 5. The sweating sickness, 1485–1551; 6. Plague in the Tudor period; 7. Gaol fevers, influenzas, and other fevers in the Tudor period; 8. The French pox; 9. Smallpox and measles; 10. Plague, fever and influenza from the accession of James I to the Restoration; 11. Sicknesses of early voyages and colonies; 12. The Great Plague of London, and the last of plague in England.

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• 1. Pestilences previous to the Black Death, chiefly from famines; 2. Leprosy in medieval Britain; 3. The Black Death of 1348–9; 4. England after the Black Death, with the epidemics to 1485; 5. The sweating sickness, 1485–1551; 6. Plague in the Tudor period; 7. Gaol fevers, influenzas, and other fevers in the Tudor period; 8. The French pox; 9. Smallpox and measles; 10. Plague, fever and influenza from the accession of James I to the Restoration; 11. Sicknesses of early voyages and colonies; 12. The Great Plague of London, and the last of plague in England.