Author: Defoe, Daniel
Synopsis:
In "History of the Plague in London," Daniel Defoe takes us on a gripping journey through the devastating outbreak of the bubonic plague that struck the city in 1665. Through vivid descriptions and personal accounts, Defoe paints a haunting picture of the chaos, fear, and resilience that engulfed London during this dark period. As the plague spreads rapidly, we witness the city's desperate attempts to contain the disease, the breakdown of social order, and the harrowing experiences of those who were affected. With a keen eye for detail and a powerful narrative, Defoe brings to life the horrors and triumphs of a city ravaged by an invisible enemy.
Genres:
Historical fiction, Horror, Non-fiction
Themes:
Survival, Human resilience, Social breakdown, Disease and its impact, Historical events
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