Barber Surgeons in 16th-17th Century England: Salary & Practices
In England, during the 16th and 17th centuries, barber surgeons were paid a small wage, usually around £10 per year plus room and board. However, they often supplemented this income by performing additional tasks such as pulling teeth, providing herbal remedies, and acting as midwives.Dental Surgery - Related Articles
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