The Sweating Sickness in England

The Sweating Sickness in England, written by Francis Cornelius Webb and published in 1857, is a historical account of the English Sweating Sickness epidemics that occurred in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Webb examines the disease's origins, characteristics, and high mortality rates, detailing its impact on various social classes and the responses from authorities. This work provides a vivid portrayal of the fear and chaos that accompanied the outbreaks, making it a significant contribution to the history of infectious diseases in England.