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Part 2: Medieval Tennis - Dungeons, Balls, and the Wrath of God

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Part 2 of the history of royal tennis, today known as real tennis.

As game courts increased in number, so too did the punishments meted out to those, who attempted to sell dirty balls. By the 15th century, the game had become The Sport of (warrior) Kings. But just as kings played the game, the game could still be the death of kings, leading to sovereigns dying in squalor in France or trapped in tunnels in Scotland.

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Part 2 of the history of royal tennis, today known as real tennis.

As game courts increased in number, so too did the punishments meted out to those, who attempted to sell dirty balls. By the 15th century, the game had become The Sport of (warrior) Kings. But just as kings played the game, the game could still be the death of kings, leading to sovereigns dying in squalor in France or trapped in tunnels in Scotland.

Do you have a suggestion for a future topic? If yes, let me know: restlesstimesinhistory@gmail.com

Interested in in-depthv reviews of classic literature? Subscribe to my other podcast: Literature, Laughter, and Learning

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