The World the Plague Made by James Belich

James Belich’s The World the Plague Made offers a profound analysis of the global impact of the plague, exploring how this devastating pandemic reshaped societies, economies, and political structures. Drawing on extensive historical research, Belich presents a nuanced narrative that connects the plague’s consequences to the broader transformations in world history. This work is essential for readers seeking an expert perspective on the interplay between disease and historical change.