Managing Pandemics in Early Modern Germany by Peter Hess

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Managing Pandemics in Early Modern Germany by Peter Hess

Pandemics spread throughout early modern Germany on a regular basis and profoundly affected public policy and private lives. While plague was central, other diseases such as French pox, which appeared in the 1490s, were of concern as well. This volume examines both historical data and textual evidence to explore how early modern states, communities, and individuals responded to such outbreaks, how they dealt with ensuing political, ethical, intellectual, social, and pragmatic issues, and how they handled arising conflicts. The focus is on the period between 1480 and 1720, between the onset of printed plague literature and the end of periodic outbreaks of plague.
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ISBN 13 9781836954255
ISBN 10 1836954255
Title Managing Pandemics in Early Modern Germany
Author Peter Hess
Series Spektrum: Publications Of The German Studies Association
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Berghahn Books
Year published 2026-03-01
Number of pages 368
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