Plague - Revision history

Paul Matisz at 18:28, 14 July 2008

2008-07-14T18:28:57Z

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	In general, a '''plague''' refers to a wide-spread epidemic of an infectious [[disease]]. It often refers more specifically to the ''bubonic plague'', a disease spread by rats. This illness is thought to be the cause of the infamous [[Black Death]] that killed one third the population of [[Europe]] in the [[14th century]].		In general, a '''plague''' refers to a wide-spread epidemic of an infectious [[disease]]. It often refers more specifically to the ''bubonic plague'', a disease spread by rats. This illness is thought to be the cause of the infamous [[Black Death]] that killed one third the population of [[Europe]] in the [[14th century]].

			===See Also===
			[[Pennsic Plague]]


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User 144 at 11:12, 7 November 2006

2006-11-07T11:12:23Z

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	In general, a '''plague''' refers to a wide-spread epidemic of an infectious [[disease]]. It often refers more specifically to the ''bubonic plague'', a disease spread by rats. This illness ~~was~~ the cause of the infamous [[Black Death]] that killed one third the population of [[Europe]] in the [[14th century]].		In general, a '''plague''' refers to a wide-spread epidemic of an infectious [[disease]]. It often refers more specifically to the ''bubonic plague'', a disease spread by rats. This illness is thought to be the cause of the infamous [[Black Death]] that killed one third the population of [[Europe]] in the [[14th century]].

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Sabine at 23:00, 6 November 2006

2006-11-06T23:00:02Z

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In general, a '''plague''' refers to a wide-spread epidemic of an infectious [[disease]]. It often refers more specifically to the ''bubonic plague'', a disease spread by rats. This illness was the cause of the infamous [[Black Death]] that killed one third the population of [[Europe]] in the [[14th century]].