Contents
- The Text of A Journal of the Plague Year
- Map: Detail of H.F.’s London
- A Journal of the Plague Year
- Backgrounds: The Plague of 1665 and the Threat of 1720–21
- Orders Conceived and Published by the Lord MAIOR and Aldermen of the City of London, concerning the Infection of the Plague. 1665
- John Graunt, From Reflections on the Weekly Bills of Mortality and Natural and Political Observations upon the Bills of Mortality
- College of Physicians … Necessary Directions for the Prevention and Cure of the PLAGUE in 1665
- Thomas Vincent, From God’s Terrible Voice in the City
- Nathaniel Hodges, From Loimologia: Or an Historical Account of the Plague in London in 1665
- [Daniel Defoe], From Applebee’s Original Weekly Journal
- From The Daily Journal
- The London Gazette, [Quarantine Act of 1721]
- Richard Mead, A Short Discourse Concerning Pestilential Contagion, and the Methods to be Used to Prevent It
- Contexts: Reflections on Plagues and Their Effects
- Thucydides, [The Plague ad Athens]
- Giovanni Boccaaccio, The First Day
- Thomas Dekker, From The Wonderful Year
- Albert Camus, From The Plague
- Michel Foucault, Panopticism
- Susan Sontag, From AIDS and Its Metaphors
- George Whitmore, Epilogue to Someone Was Here
- Public Information Material About AIDS
- Criticism
- Sir Walter Scott, Daniel De Foe
- Louis A. Landa, [Religion, Science, and Medicine in A Journal of the Plague Year
- John P. Richetti, Epilogue: A Journal of the Plague Year as Epitome
- Maximillian E. Novak, Defoe and the Disordered City
- John Bender, The City and the Rise of the Pernitentiary: A Journal of the Plague Year
- Michelle Brandwein, Formation, Process, and Transition in A Journal of the Plague Year
- Daniel Defoe: A Chronology
Selected Bibliography
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