Peasant

Peasant, Volume 1, provides an insightful look into the lives of those at the bottom of the social hierarchy during the Middle Ages. This juvenile nonfiction history book examines the daily realities of European life amidst a period defined by wars, coronations, and plagues. While peasants occupied the lowest social strata, their labor remained fundamental to a world driven by agriculture and farming.

Robert Hull explores the complete lifecycle of a commoner, tracing the journey from birth to death. This historical account offers young readers a clear perspective on how essential workers maintained the foundations of medieval society. As a work of European history, Peasant, Volume 1, serves as an educational resource for students interested in the social structures and survival of the working class during this transformative era.