Plagues and Peoples
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Plagues and Peoples

by William H. Mcneill

History world history Epidemiology
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Plagues and Peoples examines the powerful relationship between disease and human societies. Bringing history, science, and medicine into conversation, it offers readers a broad perspective on how illness can affect communities and shape the larger course of civilization.

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Plagues and Peoples explores the relationship suggested by its title between human communities and disease.

The book offers a historical perspective on how illness can shape societies and influence the course of human events.

It will interest readers drawn to the connections among history, science, medicine, and civilization.

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