If anyone has pointers to decent numeric data, please let me know.
What sort of numeric data are you looking for, though? Number of battles a year? Number of participants? Economic impact? The last two would be notoriously difficult to research, the former unreliable due to the custom of inflating numbers (or deflating, depending on what numbers you're looking for), and the latter unaccessable, at least not with any net sources.
For the Black Death specifically, it might be useful to post your question to the Mediev-L discussion group (http://scholar.chem.nyu.edu/mediev-l/mediev-l.html), populated by a number of professional medievalists. They might be able to answer your questions, or send you to sources that would have better info.
Damon.
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