When you make men slaves, you... compel them to live with ... They took advantage of the fact that at the end of the 17th century, some of the earliest African arrivals had shown English settlers ...

The Introduction of the Suit The history of the modern suit began with the French king Louis XIV in the 17th century. The men’s fashion of the royal court of Louis XIV was grand and loud which ...

Keep it hidden, keep it warm“ was the instruction for these capsules of anti-evil from 17th century England. The reasons why are creepy—but often misunderstood. This pale, reptilian-patterned ...

Reaching its peak in late 17th century, after the wars with the Ottoman Empire, its characteristic feature was fashion inspired by Oriental trends ... For example, a brave peasant soldier could be ...

Host Café in London is a rather unique cafe, located in a stunning 17th-century church, designed by English architect Sir Christopher Wren. The coffee shop, which is located in St Mary Aldermary ...

Nur Jahan was the only female ruler in the Mughal dynasty Empress Nur Jahan was the most powerful woman in 17th Century India ... during her reign. Older men and women, tour guides and history ...

Arriving to a Louis Vuitton show at Nicolas Ghesquière’s regular Paris Fashion Week venue ... and sporty verve to Ghesquière’s beloved 17th-century-meets-22nd-century tailoring, pairing ...

The train was besieged at every station, during the long halts customary on Russian railways, by hordes of peasant ... was founded by men from Holland, in the sixteenth century.

Most information about Bruegel comes from a single 17th-century art ... and March. Peasants cut wood and willow switches from ...

In the late 17th century the tenth guru ... The turban worn by Sikh men is the most visible manifestation of their adherence to these principles. In 1498, Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama ...

But he repeated his frequent refrain about women being the “fertile” nurturers who complement men, and that regardless “the church is woman.” His words drew a remarkable rebuke from the ...

Scotland was no stranger to the plague, suffering multiple waves and thousands of deaths from the start of the Black Death until the mid-17th century ... protective clothing did actually help ...