Too Much, Too Young: Children of the Middle Ages
2011 · IMDB 6.8 · 20 VOTES · DIR. Dick Taylor
Overview
Medievalist Dr Stephen Baxter takes a fresh look at the Middle Ages through the eyes of children. At a time when half the population was under 18 he argues that, although they had to grow up quickly and take on adult responsibility early, the experience of childhood could also be richly rewarding.
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00:28:03 The population was growing, the land was being more intensively
00:29:30 but they also had a lot to gain.
00:30:40 They actually serve the lord and lady themselves.
00:31:43 In an age of subsistence farming, where a lot of
00:32:48 "Thou shalt not spit over the table
00:34:12 You were likely to be a victim of a kind of casual
00:35:25 And there were long campaigns overseas, in France and on crusade in the Holy Land.
00:36:33 who was now besieging his castle.
00:37:42 For the knights, the potential gains in land and status were immense.
00:39:05 So your jobs would include, sweeping the
00:40:12 He'd be looking for boys who were strong, fit
00:41:34 "Out come the swords, bright as silver.
00:42:52 So warfare was just as endemic at the end of the
00:44:34 who had no immunity because they hadn't lived through the earlier epidemic.
00:45:54 who supposedly came to London penniless
00:47:25 Getting an apprenticeship here would have been a real step up in the world.
00:49:07 The contracts that bound them together are kept by archivist Jill Redford.
00:50:01 Wilelmus Filius Magote De Lincolne.
00:51:01 So he's not being told not to fornicate with the master's wife
00:52:14 The idea was that they would save that money so that they could set
00:53:29 and fighting - they gained more than survival.
00:55:12 Even the King hadn't been able to ignore her vast wealth.
00:56:38 The Tudors had a profound effect on the course of English history.
00:57:51 Subtitles by Red Bee Media Ltd
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed371
First line00:28:03
Final line00:57:51
Production Record
DirectorDick Taylor
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes20