The plague struck Albany late in Jun. of that year.
The Nile carried thousands of corpses away from Al-Manṣūrah, and plague struck the survivors.
In 1679 the bubonic plague struck the city, killing nearly a third of its population.
But once again plague struck the army, and Louis IX could not withstand it.
That same decade, India reported a loss of more than $1 billion in travel and tourism revenues after plague struck a small area of the vast country.
Plague struck Cairo, as it did so often in the 18th century, and the French soldiers took to avoiding human contact by handling their orders with wooden pincers.
I wanted to imagine what it was like to be a young woman in a tiny English village of 250 souls in the year bubonic plague struck.
New waves of plague struck northern Italy and Tuscany in 1630 31 and southern Italy, Lazio, and Genoa in 1656 57, with population losses between one-fourth and one-fifth, respectively.
Erasmus' studies at Deventer ended abruptly when plague struck the city about 1483.
Held annually according to the lunar calendar (this year falling on 25 to 29 April), the bun festival's origins date back 100 years to when a plague struck the island, and in response villagers set up an altar to Pak Tai, a Taoist god.
There, her bones lay for centuries, until a plague struck Palermo in 1624.
