The daily life of the English during the era of Shakespeare and the reign of Elizabeth Tudor was as unusual as the time itself. This was an era when the rapid development of navigation and trade opened up a huge world full of mysteries and secrets. Talking about what kind of houses the Elizabethans lived in, what they ate, what they got sick with, how they had fun, Elizabeth Barton restores the picture of home life and the life of the courtiers , squires, peasants in inextricable connection with the history of England in the 16th century.