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Christina: A Medieval Life

A documentary delves into the daily struggles of a 14th century English village, uncovering the devastating effects of plague, war, and famine on its residents through meticulous historical records.

In 14th century England, village life was marked by plague, war, and famine. Through a detailed examination of documentary records, Michael Wood delves into the history of Codicote, a Hertfordshire village, highlighting both prosperous and impoverished times. Focusing on a poor peasant family, the Coks, Wood brings the era to life by exploring the daily struggles of Christina, her father Hugh, her estranged husband William, and her children John and Alice.

Info about Christina: A Medieval Life

Studio(s): BBC

Originally Released: United Kingdom, May 05, 2008

Production Country: United Kingdom

Genres:Documentary