The Great Plague: "Ring-A-Ring Of Roses"

Name	Views and Comments	Date
garicgymro	The supposed connection with the plague has been pretty much debunked (the Wikipedia article on the rhyme goes into more detail of why).	10/16/2011
burbur	It is by no means an established fact that "Ring a ring a rosie" has any connection to the plaque. This is merely a theory first expounded in 1950.	3/22/2011
sarah	helped with homework.	3/8/2011
gg	do du do du	6/22/2010
Alyra Darling	ring a ring o roses A pocket full of poises atisho atisho we all fall down down at the bottom of the deep blue see eating fishes for our tea I forgot what comes next and hope that you can finish the rest off for me! thankyou	6/19/2010
Carole E	Unfortunately there is no proof that this refers to the GP at all, and it is now believed to be much older. The symptoms of the GP are not really synonymous to the poem and although certainly its understood the connections are similar it is possibly wise to research this further if a genuine study is to be had.	3/26/2010
bellybabe	good just what i needed for homework very useful	11/3/2009
lauren	that is scary	9/22/2009
Rosie G	School Work Sorted	4/29/2009
mimi	wow man what a story that is amazing who ever done that was one heck of a writer and its amazing wow 2 thumbs up and god be with those people amen	12/23/2008
bob	i think that the people need to think abit more...	9/22/2008
Jaisy B	Yes I agree. This will help with that project that was due yesterday.	8/28/2008
Bob F	hmmm... Nice feedback. This will help me with my homework.	8/28/2008

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