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Daria Perse
Copyright © 2007 D. Perse. All rights reserved. D. Perse is a student of Herbology at Clayton College of Natural Health, passionate about growing herbs and collecting interesting facts about them, including history and legends, medicinal uses, recipes, growing tips and more. Website http://www.dariasworld.info is devoted to herbs and offers tons of free information for the purpose of educating and empowering, never to diagnose, prescribe or treat. Because one's health is in one's own hands.
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» How Angelica Herb Got its Name in the Year of the Great Plague in 1665,
By Daria Perse | Published 08/4/2007 | Health | Rating:  printer version
One of the greatest legends about angelica dates back to 1665, the year of the great plague in London. In early spring of 1665 the number of deaths, caused by plague, was on the rise in poorer sections of London. Death rate escalated when the spring turned into one of the hottest summers ever. As the panic set in, the rich, followed by the merchants, lawyers, clergy and surgeons left the city.