The daily life of the English during the time of Shakespeare and the reign of Elizabeth Tudor was as extraordinary as time itself. It was an era when the rapid development of navigation and trade revealed to them a truly grandiose world full of secrets and mysteries. Talking about what houses the Elizabethans lived in, what they ate, what they were sick with, how they had fun, Elizabeth Barton resumes the picture of the economic life and situation of courtiers, squires, farmers related to the history of England in the 16th century.