Laborer's Two Bodies

Discover the profound impact of labor regulation in late medieval England with Laborer's Two Bodies by Kellie Robertson, published in 2006. This insightful work spans 276 pages and delves into the intellectual consequences of one of the most significant societal shifts following the 1348 plague—the introduction of national labor laws.

Robertson expertly bridges the gap between the medieval and early modern periods, offering a rich analysis of various texts and images that emerged during this transformative time. Through her meticulous research, she sheds light on how these early regulations shaped the lives of laborers and influenced literary works.

This book is an essential read for those interested in British and Irish history, literary criticism, and the evolution of labor laws. Immerse yourself in the complexities of early labor regulation and its lasting legacy in English society. Perfect for students, historians, and literature enthusiasts alike!