A JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR

Preface

The Text of A Journal o[ the Plague Year

   Map: Detail of H. F.'s London

  A 1ournal of the Plague Year

Backgrounds: The Plague of 1665 and the Threat

of 1720-21

   Orders Conceived and Published by the Lord MAIOR and

    Aldermen of the City of London, concerning the Infection

    of the Plague. 1665.

   John Graunt·From Reflections on the Weekly Bills of Mortali

    and Natural and Political Observations upon the Bills of

    Mortality

   College of Physicians·Necessary Directions for the Preventiol

    and Cure of the PLAGUE in 1665

   Thomas Vincent·From God's Terrible Voice in the City

   Nathaniel Hodges·From Loimologia: Or, an Historical

    Account of the Plague in London in 1665

   [Daniel Defoe]·From Applebee's Original Weekly Journal

   From The Daily Journal

   The London Gazette·[Quarantine Act of 1721]

   Richard Mead·A Short Discourse concerning Pestilential

    Contagion, and the Methods to be Used to Prevent It

Contexts: Reflections on Plagues and Their Effects

   Thucydides·[The Plague at Athens]

   Giovanni Boccaccio·The First Day

   Thomas Dekker·From The Wonderful Year

   Albert Camus·From The Plague

   Michel Foucault·Panopticism

   Susan Sontag·From AIDS and Its Metaphors

   George Whitmore·Epilogue to Someone Was Here

   Public Informational Material about AIDS

Criticism

   Sir Walter Scott·Daniel De Foe

   Louis A. Landa·[Religion, Science, and Medicine in A

    Journal of the Plague Year]

   Everett Zimmerman·H.F.'s Meditations: A ]ournal of the

    Plague Year

   John l- Richetti·Epilogue: A Journal o[the Plague

    Year as Epitome

   Maximillian E. Novak·Defoe and the Disordered City

   John Bender·The City and the Rise of the Penitentiary:

    A Journal of the Plague Year

   Michelle Brandwein·Formation, Process, and Transition

    in A Journal of the Plague Year

Daniel Defoe: A Chronology

Selected Bibliography