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A Journal of the Plague Year

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A Journal of the Plague Year
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Publisher: E. Nutt
ISBN/ASIN: 1604241152
Number of pages: 320

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Defoe's account of the bubonic plague that swept London in 1665 remains as vivid as it is harrowing. Based on Defoe's own childhood memories and prodigious research, A Journal of the Plague Year walks the line between fiction, history, and reportage. In meticulous and unsentimental detail it renders the daily life of a city under siege.

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