Daniel Defoe

A Journal of the Plague Year Daniel Defoe

LET DAFOE TELL YOU HOW HE SURVIVED
"Having thus, as I have said, laid in a store of bread, butter, cheese, and beer, I took my friend and physician's advice, and locked myself up, and my family, and resolved to suffer the hardship of living a few months without flesh-meat, rather than to purchase it at the hazard of our lives."

HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
Learn what occurred in 1665 London: How the plague arrived How it propagated What measures the local government took How quarantines were enforced before GPS The effect on economic sectors The effect on international travel and trade And much more.

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