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Journal of the Plague Year
Book • 1722
A Journal of the Plague Year by Daniel Defoe is a historical novel that vividly captures the impact of the bubonic plague on London in 1665.
The narrative is presented through the eyes of a fictional narrator, 'H.
F.', who reflects on the societal and personal turmoil caused by the epidemic.
Defoe skillfully blends factual elements with anecdotes, creating a vivid tapestry of fear and resilience during this dark period.
The narrative is presented through the eyes of a fictional narrator, 'H.
F.', who reflects on the societal and personal turmoil caused by the epidemic.
Defoe skillfully blends factual elements with anecdotes, creating a vivid tapestry of fear and resilience during this dark period.
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