Foul Bodies: Cleanliness in Early America
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Foul Bodies: Cleanliness in Early America

by Kathleen M. Brown

History Nonfiction social history
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A historical study of cleanliness practices and their cultural significance in early America, exploring social and economic influences on hygiene.

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This book examines the evolving standards and practices of personal and public cleanliness in early American society.

It explores how attitudes toward hygiene reflected broader social, cultural, and economic changes during this period.

The work draws on a range of historical sources to provide insight into daily life and health practices of the era.

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