A History of Epidemics in Britain, Volume 1 (of 2) / From A.D. 664 to the Extinction of Plague

by Charles Creighton

[1066] Ibid.

[1067] Ibid. The coexistence of malignant fever with plague at Northampton in 1638 is decisively shown by particulars of cases published by Woodall, Op. cit. 1639. See also Freeman, Hist. of Northampton, p. 75 (but under the year 1637).

[1068] Ibid.

[1069] Ibid.

[1070] Camden’s Britannia, ed. Gough, II. 244.

[1071] Notes and Queries, 6th series, IV. 199.

[1072] Hist. MSS. Com. V. 173.

[1073] Diatribae duae de Fermentatione et de Febribus. Hagae, 1659.

[1074] Morbus Epidemicus anni 1643; or the New Disease. Published by command of his Majesty. Oxford, 1643.

[1075] From Rushworth.