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| Publisher | John Wiley And Sons Ltd |
| ISBN 13 | 9780470090015 |
| Book Subtitle | The World's Greatest Serial Killer |
| Book Description | If The Twenty-First Century Seems an Unlikely Stage For The Return of a 14th-Century Killer, The Authors of Return of The Black Death Argue That The Plague, Which Vanquished Half of Europe, Has Only Lain Dormant, Waiting to Emerge Again—Perhaps, in Another form. At The Heart of Their Chilling Scenario is Their Contention That The Plague Was Spread by Direct Human Contact (Not From Rat Fleas) And Was, in Fact, a Virus Perhaps Similar to Aids And Ebola. Noting The Periodic Occurrence of Plagues Throughout History, The Authors Predict Its Inevitable re-Emergence Sometime in The Future, Transformed by Mass Mobility And Bioterrorism Into an Even More Devastating killer. |
| Editorial Review | ...fascinating book...a Gripping read... (Perioperative Nursing, September 04) "...combines Historical And Biological Research to Undermine What we Have Long believed..." (Ancestors, Dec 05) |
| About the Author | Professor Christopher Duncan is Emeritus Professor of Zoology at Liverpool University. He Has Written Over 200 Published Papers And Seven books. Susan Scott is a Social Historian Specialising in demography. She Has Written 30 Published Papers And Three books. |
| Language | English |
| Author | Susan Scott, Christopher Duncan |
| Publication Date | 18 Jul 2005 |
| Number of Pages | 318 |
Return Of The Black Death: The World's Greatest Serial Killer paperback english - 18 Jul 2005
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