Bowsky, William M., The Black Death: a turning point in history? [electronic resource] / Edited by William M. Bowsky.. — New York, : Holt, Rinehart and Winston, [1971]. — 128 p. 24 cm. — (European problem studies). - European problem studies. .
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Geschichte 1347-1352.
Black Death. Medicine, Medieval. Diseases and history. Plague--history. Aufsatzsammlung. Geschichte. Pest.