durangodawood
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Hmm. I'm skeptical that people had no access to news or rumors from beyond their county.During the time of the Black Death, though, the average serf would not have known the widespread extent of the pestilence...and there had been pestilences before. By the early 1900s, it was possible for the average person to know that the Spanish Flu pandemic was worldwide...and it had followed the first world war.
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