Why were the flagellants troublesome for many european cities suffering from the plague

Flagellants were religious zealots who would whip themselves in public as atonement for their sins.  They caused problems for cities during the plague because they would travel from city to city spreading the plague because they carried the bacteria with them. 

The republican party

United states v.  nixon, 418  u.s.  683 (1974),  was  a landmark  united states supreme court case  that resulted in a unanimous  decision  against president richard  nixon, ordering him to deliver tape recordings  and  other subpoenaed materials to a  federal  district  court.