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The Black Plague

What is a plague? Any widespread and usually highly contagious disease with a high fatality rate

1347. A ship arrives in Messina, a city on the island of Sicily off the south coast of Italy. The ship sailed into the busy harbour. It had come from ports on the Eastern Mediterranean where it took on a cargo of spices and other goods.

When the ship landed, the dockworkers were surprised to see sick sailors staggering onto the shore.

Everywhere on the deck of the ship lay dead or dying sailors. They had black and purplish blotches on their skin and strange, egg-shaped swellings in their armpits. The dying were coughing, moaning, and vomiting blood.

Within a few days most of the sailors were dead. People who cared for them also developed the terrible symptoms. Soon people all over the city began to fall ill and die.

The disease that the sailors had brought was the Black Death or bubonic plague. They had caught it in the Eastern seaports they visited.

The Black Death was spread by fleas on the rats that lived in urban areas and on board ships

There was no cure for the disease and over the next two years it spread all over Europe. About one-third to one-half of the people in Europe – 25 million people- eventually died of the Black Death. Some villages and towns were completely wiped out.

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