Deadly bellringing and fatal bacon: grisly accidental Tudor deaths
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Accidental Deaths in Tudor England
This chapter explores the patterns and causes of accidental deaths in Tudor England, focusing primarily on drowning incidents during hot months. It highlights the societal norms and risks faced by individuals across different social classes, as well as the seasonal influences on work-related accidents. Through historical analysis and specific examples, the chapter sheds light on the everyday experiences of people in this era and the significance of meticulous record-keeping in understanding these tragic occurrences.
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