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CHAPTER IV.. The Plague in Other European Countries.

The Great Pestilence (a.d. 1348-9), Now Commonly Known As the Black Death · Francis Aidan Gasquet — chapter 4 of 20 · ~132 words · public domain

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THE PLAGUE IN OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.

From Sicily the pestilence is carried to the Balearic islands — Majorca — The scourge in Spain — The shores of the Adriatic are visited — From Venice the wave passes into Austria and Hungary — It passes over the Alps into the Tyrol and Switzerland — Account of a Notary of Novara — From Avignon the epidemic is carried up the Rhone Valley to the Lake of Geneva — It visits Lucerne and Engelberg — Account of its ravages at Vienna — It goes from Basle up the valley of the Rhine — Frankfort — Bremen — From Flanders it passes into Holland — Denmark, Norway, and Sweden — Account of Wisby on the Island of Gotland — Labour difficulties consequent upon the epidemic 58-70

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