Was the Black Death actually a turning point that accidentally improved life for ordinary Britons?
The Black Death wiped out up to half of England's population in the 14th century — a catastrophe by any measure. But historians argue the labour shortage that followed gave surviving peasants unprecedented bargaining power and helped crack feudalism wide open.
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