The book "Sweating Disease in England" by Francis Cornelius Webb is a scientific study devoted to one of the most mysterious epidemics of medieval England. The author reveals the uniqueness of this disease, which struck the population of the country in the 16th century, while paying attention to its symptoms, methods of treatment, and its spread among the population. The book describes in detail the course of the epidemic, studies its impact on the society and culture of England at the time, and also examines the enormous significance of this historical event in the context of the medical and scientific discoveries of the era. Sweating Disease in England will be a useful resource for anyone interested in medical history and epidemiology.