Contours of Death and Disease in Early Modern England

Focusing on early modern England, the book examines death and disease through an extensive analysis of mortality variations across geography and time. It delves into the epidemiological factors influencing these disparities over two centuries. The author provides a compelling exploration of how patients and medical practitioners perceived and responded to various illnesses, including fevers, poxes, and plagues, offering readers a nuanced understanding of public health and societal reactions in historical contexts.