Explore human resilience during devastating historical epidemics. This compelling study delves into the Great Castilian Plague of 1596-1601, revealing how daily life, beliefs, and societal structures endured despite widespread disease. Offering a fresh perspective on Spain’s social, political, and economic history, this book moves beyond chaos to explore human adaptability during a critical European epidemic. Essential for history students, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in world history and the impact of pandemics. Discover the enduring power of community and practice, even amidst crisis.