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Study & Research European Renaissance and Reformation 1350-1600: Social Class and Economy

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It was the year of the bountiful Incarnation of the Son of God, 1348. The mortal pestilence them arrived in the excellent city of Florence, which surpasses every other Italian city in nobility. Whether through the operations of the heavenly bodies, or sent upon us mortals through our wicked deeds by the just wrath of God for our correction, the plague had begun some years before in Eastern countries. It carried off uncounted numbers of inhabitants, and kept moving without cease from place to place. lt spread in piteous fashion towards the West. No wisdom or human foresight worked against it. The city had been cleaned of much filth by officials delegated to the task. Sick persons were forbidden entrance; and many laws were passed for the safeguarding of health .... Almost at the beginning of the spring o f that year, the plague began to reveal, in astounding fashion,...
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