Historical records, particularly the London Bills of Mortality, meticulously documented the weekly deaths and causes of mortality in London during the 1665 epidemic.
The retrieved papers, specifically those discussing the London Bills of Mortality (such as papers [1], [9], [10], and [11]), explicitly confirm that historical medical and vital records reveal the causes of mortality, such as plague and smallpox, in London during 1665. There are no papers refuting this claim, making the verdict overwhelmingly SUPPORTED.