In the Wake of the Plague: The Black Death and the World It Made (A Must-Read for History Buffs)
Norman F. Cantor explores the Black Death and the world it made, examining a pivotal catastrophe through a broad historical lens. Designed for readers fascinated by major events and their consequences, this account offers an accessible way to consider how plague transformed the course of history.
About This Book
Norman F. Cantor examines the Black Death, one of history’s most consequential catastrophes.
This work considers the world shaped by the plague and its broad historical consequences.
Written for readers interested in the past, it offers a focused look at a defining period in history.
A strong selection for history enthusiasts seeking context on the Black Death and its lasting significance.
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