Areas as far removed as Italy and England were devastated by the Plague, it is said that they fell by seventy or eighty percent. This was without a doubt Europe's greatest natural disaster. All though there are no exact figures it is estimated that one-fourth of Europe's population died from the infection of the Plague...
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Before the Plague started Europe was a very crowded continent. even though there was pressure on the land, stability was still there. About fifty to one hundred years before the plague the population was normal, there was no noticeable changes. The food costs were high and they had many famines, but none were severe enough to send the population plummeting...
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