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Divine indignation – Plague in the Wars of the Roses

April 3, 2022April 3, 2022 danmoorhouse 0 Comments Black Death, Bristol, Croyland Chronicle, Gloucester, Hull, Italian City States, London, Member of Parliament, Oxford, Paston Letters, Pestilence, Reading, Richmond, Sweating Sickness

In English history the Plague is associated with the spread of the Black Death in the 1340’s or Great Plague

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