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What problem did the medieval towns face?

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Taco69
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  • 29-10-2014

Filth (like sewages)= how to keep it from potable water sources.                             Crime = too many poor people and not enough income available.
Disease = they were pretty dirty people, disease & death were at high rates.. many infected bodies to dispose of.

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