In the United Kingdom, the disease was first reported in 1348 (November). It is believed that this was the starting point for the Black Death in England (“The Black Death of 1348 to 1350” par. When death cases increased, Bristol city appeared to be essential as the only seaport that served Europe in that period. The disease was reported in June, and it killed Englishmen until the last case was reported in August. The death invaded the Englishmen from the financial year 1348 to 1350 when Emperor Edward 3 was reigning. However, the disease arrived at the Egyptians land (Alexandria) in the financial year 1347. The disease appeared to be on the lowest part of Tributary Volga in the fiscal 1345, continued to Caucasus and Crimea in 1346, and Constantinople in 1347. It is believed to have its origin from the Gobi Desert and followed the trade routes to various countries. Approximately 7500 victims died each day (Byrne 52). In a period of fifty years, the disease reduced the number of Chinese to ninety million from the initial figure of 125.0 million. The Black Death’s first outbreak was in China in 1328. The busy trade routes spread the disease fast enough. People were weak due to wars and crop failures. The physicians could not treat infectious diseases. The Black Death came when people were very vulnerable. Historians think that Europe had to take about 150 years to recover from the Black Death’s severe impacts. The Black Death resulted in economic, political, social and religious problems in the European history. It killed 40% of the European population thus reducing the world’s population to around 350 million from 450 million in the year 1400 (Alchin par. Mice had parasites that transmitted and caused the sickness that led to deaths.

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