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The year is right, but the actual date is wrong.
A Genoese ship trading in Ethiopia, picked up the bacteria Yersinia Pestis -
The year is right, but the date is wrong.
The remnants of the crew and the plague reached Messina. -
The year is right, but the date is wrong.
After Messina isstruck with plague, they shut their port so no other ships could come through. This caused other disease filled ships to relocate to other ports along the Mediterranean. -
The year is wrong, but the date is an estimate.
The plague spreads trhoughout Europe and reaches the Channel Islands. -
The year is right, but date is an estimate.
The plague travels from the Channel Islands to England. -
The date and year are both correct.
The plague travels through England, and finds its way to London. London's population before the plague struck, was 70,000, after the plague the cities population dropped by 30,000. -
The year is right, but the date is wrong.
plague spread through London and England and killed 2 million of the 5-6 million people inhabiting the country. -
The year is right, but the date is an estimate.
After two dark years of death and suffering, the plague finally subsideds. Leaving nothing but wreck and havoc behind.