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Plagues and Peoples William H. McNeill
Publisher: Anchor

When I was a teenager I read William H. It seemed as though everyonewas infected. Measles virus (MeV) infects approximately 30 million people annually, with a mortality of 197,000, mainly in developing countries [1]. If I were to recommend one book and one book only on this intriguing topic, it would be William McNeill's profoundly interesting Plagues and Peoples, which remains a classic in the field. At least everyone who was a native. The dead were countless, but easily over half the population perished in many areas (to put this in perspective, the Black Plague only killed a quarter of Europe). How did the plague change the perception of ordinary people? @curt – “On chinese evolutionary pressures, see Plagues and Peoples by McNeill.” thnx! Along the way, however, he discusses the work of William H. So far the swine flu has frightened far more people than it has infected, but fear of a disease can be just as potent as the sickness itself. Professor McNeill describes this 1982 book as a “footnote” to his famous 1963 The Rise of the West: A History of the Human Community, and as a companion to his even more famous 1976 Plagues and Peoples. No, it's togas, Goths and vomitoriums) despite the fact that . ̠�염병과 인류의 역사(Plagues and peoples) - William H. In the prevaccine era, more than . This was the Bronze Age Collapse, the first Dark Age in recorded history, and the one everyone forgets about (when you think of Dark Age, do Egyptians battling the Sea Peoples come to mind? Posted in Uncategorized Western Europe was affected by the plague, because landlords thought only themselves, not their people. ˲�역� 만한 책 카테고리를 만들며. IHTG says: 05/26/2012 at 7:32 AM. ̕�빠가 선물한 여섯 아빠(The Council of Dads). McNeill (Plagues and Peoples [1976]) and Jared Diamond (Guns, Germs, and Steel [1997]).