Today's installment concludes The Great London Plague,our selection from History of the Plague in London by Daniel Defoe.If you have journeyed

It was about September 10th that my curiosity led or rather drove me to go and see this pit again, when there had been about four hundred people

A terrible pit it was, and I could not resist the curiosity to go and see it.Continuing The Great London Plague,our selection from History of the

Many such escapes were made out of infected houses, as particularly when the watchman was sent some errand, that is to say, for necessaries, such as

As I went along Houndsditch one morning, about eight o'clock, there was a great noise.Continuing The Great London Plague,our selection from