Great plague of London. 1665-1666. Contemporary engraving. People fleeing the city, corpse being taken away and women praying. Great Britain.

1665 • 1666 • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH • BLACK DEATH • BODY • BRITAIN • BUBONIC PLAGUE • BUBONIC • BURY • BURYING • CADAVER • CITY OF LONDON • COFFIN • CONTAMINATION • CORPS • CORPSE • DAVASTATION • DEAD BODY • DEATH • DEVASTATING • DRUGS • EARLY MIDDLE AGES • ENGLAND • ENGRAVED • ENGRAVING (ARTWORK) • ENGRAVING • ENGRAVING. • ENGRAVINGS • ENTOMB • ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION • EPIDEMIC • EPOCA MEDIEVAL • ETCHING • EUROPA • EUROPE • FIRST AID ORDERLY • FUNERARY • GRAVE • GRB • GREAT BRITAIN • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY OF MEDICINE • HISTORY • HOSPITAL ORDERLY • HUMAN HISTORY • ILLNESS • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • INFECTION • INFECTIOUS DESEASE • LONDON • MEDIAEVAL • MEDIC • MEDICINE • MEDIEVAL CITY • MEDIEVAL • MEDIOEVO • MIDDLE AGE • MIDDLE AGES • MODERN AGE • MODERN ERA • MODERN PERIOD • MOYEN AGE • PANDEMIC • PANDEMICS • PARAMEDIC • PEST • PLAGUE • POLLUTION • POPULATION • PRINT • SEPULCHER • SÉPULCRE • SICKNESS • TOMB • UK • UNITED KINGDOM