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Essay heading: What is the Bubonic Plague?
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The plague followed trade routes to
France and Italy. It killed 70,000 people. It killed 1,000 people weekly. Smaller out
breaks occurred up until 1340.
The second major outbreak was the Bubonic Plague. It was the most devastating.
It occurred in Europe in 1346-50. The Bubonic Plague is also known as the Black Death...
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It killed 1,000 people weekly. Smaller out
breaks occurred up until 1340.
The second major outbreak was the Bubonic Plague. It was the most devastating.
It occurred in Europe in 1346-50. The Bubonic Plague is also known as the Black Death.
It began in Kaffa, a cathedral town on the Crimean Coast...
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