There were outbreaks of the plague over the course of the early modern period, but none came close to the scale of the fourteenth-century pandemic.

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The fourteenth-century pandemic, known as the Black Death, was unprecedented in its scale, killing an estimated 75-200 million people in Eurasia. While there were subsequent outbreaks of the plague throughout the early modern period, none matched the catastrophic death toll and widespread impact of the Black Death.

There Were Outbreaks of the Plague Over the Course of the Early