The Black Death: An Account of the Deadly Pestilence of the Fourteenth Century. Humboldt Library of Popular Science Literature, no. 67. Translated for the Sydenham Society of London by B. G. Babington ...
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Link Singerman ID: supp2269
Year: 1885
Entry: Hecker, Justus Friedrich Carl. The Black Death: An Account of the Deadly Pestilence of the Fourteenth Century. Humboldt Library of Popular Science Literature, no. 67. Translated for the Sydenham Society of London by B. G. Babington ... New York: J. Fitzgerald, 1885. 47 p.
Author/Editor: Hecker, Justus Friedrich Carl
Location: New York, NY
Holdings: In most academic libraries
Title: The Black Death: An Account of the Deadly Pestilence of the Fourteenth Century. Humboldt Library of Popular Science Literature, no. 67. Translated for the Sydenham Society of London by B. G. Babington ...
Printer/Publisher: J. Fitzgerald
Language: English
Notes: Recounts the accusations leveled against the Jews for the bubonic plague epidemic by poisoning of water wells and food, also the resulting persecutions and massacres of Jews (pp. 26-30, 44-47).