45 % of england died from the black plague from 1361 to 1362.
45 % of england died from the black plague from 1361 to 1362.
what percentage of england died from the black plague from 1361 to 1362?
45
first intended as a trilogy, the series was reduced to two episodes due to unidentified problems with the previous publisher, lexicon entertainment, with the announcement of "penumbra: black plague". this episode was published by paradox interactive. the developers were quite interested in fan feedback during the game's development, which became a driving factor in some of the changes done between "black plague" and "overture", such as the removal of dogs and other combat related enemies, as well as moving away somewhat from a reliance on written notes. frictional games later announced that "black plague" was to receive an expansion named "", which was released in august 2008.
penumbra: black plague
the reason for his retirement to auriol is not far to seek. the plague was raging in southern france again in 1361 and 1362. cardinal pierre des près died on 16 may 1361; cardinal petrus de foresta, died on 7 june 1361; cardinal guillaume farinier, died on 17 june 1361; cardinal guillaume court, o.cist., died on 12 june 1361; cardinal petrus bertrandi, died on 13 july 1361; cardinal jean de caraman, died on 1 august 1361; cardinal bernard de la tour, died on 7 august 1361; cardinal francesco degli atti, died on 25 august 1361; and cardinal pierre de cros died in september 1361. in addition it was estimated that some 6000 persons, and more than 100 bishops died in 1361. cardinal nicolas roselli (1357-1362) of tarragona died at majorca on 28 march 1362, though not of the plague.
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