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Palaces, Peasants, and Plagues: England in the 14th Century

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A Tapestry of Splendor and Suffering

Step into the extraordinary world of 14th century England, a time of both grandeur and adversity, captured in the pages of 'Palaces, Peasants, and Plagues'. This captivating book weaves a rich tapestry of history, revealing the intricate lives of kings and commoners alike.

Palaces, Peasants and Plagues – England in the 14th century: Band 18/Pearl (Collins Big Cat)

by Jillian Lin

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	44571 KB
Print length	:	576 pages
Screen Reader	:	Supported

A World of Splendor

Imagine the towering splendor of royal palaces, adorned with tapestries and shimmering gold. Within these opulent halls, a privileged few enjoyed lives of luxury and indulgence. Kings, queens, and noblemen wielded immense power, presiding over a realm where chivalry and courtly love flourished.

An Opulent Medieval Palace With Intricate Stonework And Tall Towers Palaces Peasants And Plagues England In The 14th Century: Band 18/Pearl (Collins Big Cat)

The Harsh Reality of Peasant Life

In stark contrast to the royal courts, the vast majority of Englishmen lived in abject poverty. Peasants toiled tirelessly on unforgiving land, barely eking out a meager existence. Their homes were humble cottages, often mere huts made of mud and thatch. Disease and malnutrition were rampant, making life expectancy short and precarious.

A Peasant Family Tilling The Soil, Their Faces Etched With Hardship Palaces Peasants And Plagues England In The 14th Century: Band 18/Pearl (Collins Big Cat) — Peasants endured a life of backbreaking labor and relentless poverty.

The Black Death: A Devastating Scourge

In the mid-14th century, a relentless and merciless scourge swept across England: the Black Death. This devastating plague claimed the lives of up to half the population, leaving a trail of misery and devastation in its wake. Towns and villages were decimated, as the disease spared neither rich nor poor.

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A Window into a Bygone Era

'Palaces, Peasants, and Plagues' offers a vivid and immersive window into this fascinating and tumultuous period in English history. Through meticulously researched accounts and captivating storytelling, the book transports readers back in time, allowing them to experience the grandeur of royal courts and the harrowing struggles of ordinary people.

Praise for 'Palaces, Peasants, and Plagues'

"A captivating and thoroughly researched work that brings the complexities of 14th century England to life. A must-read for anyone interested in medieval history." - Professor of History, Oxford University

"A gripping and immersive account that weaves together the threads of splendor, suffering, and human resilience in an extraordinary era." - Bestselling Historical Author

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Palaces, Peasants and Plagues – England in the 14th century: Band 18/Pearl (Collins Big Cat)

by Jillian Lin

4.5 out of 5