Moral Uses of Dark Things
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During the three years of the disease in Spain, it is affirmed that tvTO-thirds of the people ■perished. Another general plague desolated Europe in L6C5-7; Naples losing 240,000 out of 290,000 inhabit- ants, Genoa 80,000 out of 94,000. In London, 68,000 perished by the same disease, and the other great cities of Europe were visited scarcely less severely. Again, a terrible pestilence broke out and continued to rage be- tween A. D. 1702 and 1711, which visited all Europe, and extended also to th...is country. Now, consider tliat, in this little calendar, I have named only a few of the great and general plagues on record ; that, meantime, a certain regular band of contagious diseases, which seem to be inexhaustible and immortal, such as yellow fever, scarlet fever, small-pox, and the like, are march- ing ever round the world on their mission of death ; and then, besides, that peculiar and strange outbreaks of malignant epidemic have meantime been desolating one or another part of the world — and you begin, to conceive what rank must be assigned to pestilences, in the grand economy of human existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the three years of the disease in Spain, it is affirmed that tvTO-thirds of the people ■perished. Another general plague desolated Europe in L6C5-7; Naples losing 240,000 out of 290,000 inhabit- ants, Genoa 80,000 out of 94,000. In London, 68,000 perished by the same disease, and the other great cities of Europe were visited scarcely less severely. Again, a terrible pestilence broke out and continued to rage be- tween A. D. 1702 and 1711, which visited all Europe, and extended also to th...is country. Now, consider tliat, in this little calendar, I have named only a few of the great and general plagues on record ; that, meantime, a certain regular band of contagious diseases, which seem to be inexhaustible and immortal, such as yellow fever, scarlet fever, small-pox, and the like, are march- ing ever round the world on their mission of death ; and then, besides, that peculiar and strange outbreaks of malignant epidemic have meantime been desolating one or another part of the world — and you begin, to conceive what rank must be assigned to pestilences, in the grand economy of human existence.
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