Biology of Plagues

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We first became interested in plagues when studying the demography of northwest England (Duncan et al., 1992; Scott & Duncan, 1998), where an epidemic in the town of Penrith in 1597-98 killed some 40% of the population and initiated endogenous oscillations in the annual numbers of births and deaths.

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