In 1349--50 alone more than half the population of East Anglia died, and in 1369 East Anglia--whose farming economy had collapsed in the wake of the plague--was struck by famine.
More than half the population of East Anglia died. This was in 1349--50 alone. East Anglia--whose farming economy had collapsed in the wake of the plague--was struck by famine. This was in 1369.