An Account of the Plague Which Raged at Moscow, in 1771

"Account of the Plague Which Raged at Moscow in 1771" offers a chilling historical record of a devastating epidemic. Written by Charles de Mertens, this account provides a detailed look at the plague that gripped Moscow in 1771.

Explore the social history of Russia as it faced this public health crisis. Delve into the primary source documentation of a society grappling with widespread disease and its profound consequences. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to examine the events of 1771 through the eyes of a contemporary observer. Discover the realities of life in Moscow during this tumultuous period, gaining insights into the intersection of history, medicine, and society.

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