
Great Epidemics Through History
How Plagues and Pandemics Shaped Human Civilization
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Throughout history, epidemics have altered the course of human societies, reshaping populations, economies, and beliefs.Throughout history, epidemics have altered the course of human societies, reshaping populations, economies, and beliefs. This book examines major outbreaks of disease, from the plagues of the ancient world to the influenza and coronavirus pandemics of more recent times, tracing how each event unfolded and what consequences followed. In these pages, you will find accounts of how communities responded to disease, how medical understanding developed over centuries, and how governments and institutions adapted their policies in the face of widespread illness. The book also considers the social and cultural shifts that epidemics brought about, offering context for understanding public health today. This is an AI-generated work, compiled to present a clear and factual overview of these historical events. It is intended as an introductory resource for readers seeking a straightforward account of how disease has influenced civilization across different periods and regions.Throughout history, epidemics have altered the course of human societies, reshaping populations, economies, and beliefs. This book examines major outbreaks of disease, from the plagues of the ancient world to the influenza and coronavirus pandemics of more recent times, tracing how each event unfolded and what consequences followed. In these pages, you will find accounts of how communities responded to disease, how medical understanding developed over centuries, and how governments and institutions adapted their policies in the face of widespread illness. The book also considers the social and cultural shifts that epidemics brought about, offering context for understanding public health today. This is an AI-generated work, compiled to present a clear and factual overview of these historical events. It is intended as an introductory resource for readers seeking a straightforward account of how disease has influenced civilization across different periods and regions.
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ISBN-139789465628165
Editie1
TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s128
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UitgeverAndries B.V.
ImprintWaries B.V.
CB-relatie-id6750323
Verschenen28 juli 2026
StatusAangekondigd 02
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Adviesprijs (incl. btw)€ 16,95
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Bijgewerkt5 augustus 2026
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