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Dangerous Days In Elizabethan England Thieves Tricksters Bards And Bawds Deary

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Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.11 MB

Author: Deary, Terry

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Dangerous Days In Elizabethan England Thieves Tricksters Bards And Bawds Deary by Deary, Terry instant download after payment.

The reign of Elizabeth I - a Golden Age? Try asking her subjects...
Elizabethans did all they could to survive in an age of sin and bling, of beddings and beheadings, galleons and guns. Explorers set sail for new worlds, risking everything to bring back slaves, gold and the priceless potato. Elizabeth lined her coffers while her subjects lived in squalor with hunger, violence and misery as bedfellows. Shakespeare shone and yet the beggars, doxies and thieves scraped and cheated to survive in the shadows.
These were dangerous days. If you survived the villains, and the diseases didn't get you, then the lawmen might. Pick the wrong religion and the scaffold or stake awaited you. The toothless, red-wigged queen sparkled in her jewelled dresses, but the Golden Age was only the surface of the coin. The rest was base metal.
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