Hygiene Myths of Tudor England

This chapter challenges the misconceptions surrounding personal hygiene in Tudor England, highlighting that while bathing was infrequent, people maintained cleanliness through washing linens. It also examines the daily struggles of life during this period, emphasizing communal support despite the harsh realities of high mortality rates.

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