Year of Wonders

Spring 1665: Venom in the blood

How does Mompellion interpret and explain the plague from a religious point to his congregation? What arguments does he put forward for not fleeing?

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Mompellion speaks to his congregation about the love of God and tells his parishioners that the plague is a test. He urges those present to stay in the village.... to not run, and thus, stop the plague from spreading.

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