Stories of the chastity belt date back to the Middle Ages; however, their use has come under some scrutiny in recent times.

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One must ask themselves how did Shakespeare amass such a fortune by the time William was a young adult?

BBC Discover the thrilling adventure of delving into Heritage and History: Unveiling the Intrigues of 'Skulduggery' from Sydney to Haworth

Author Paul Rushworth-Brown crafts a vivid and captivating narrative set against the backdrop of eighteenth-century England.

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Gather 'round, my friends, and listen closely, for I shall weave a tale of intrigue and danger, whispers in the dark, and secrets buried.

Easter: The Celebration of the Resurrection of Christ or the Pagan Goddess Eostre. Regularly observed from the earliest days of the...

The Victorian era's educational landscape was one of stark contrasts and unrelenting challenges for underprivileged children.

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When it comes to Henry VIII's achievements, his conquest of Yorkshire remains a lesser-known tale. Unlike traditional battles, this...

Corporal punishment is derived from a Latin word meaning body. It meant physical punishment and in the past, it was very common. Whipping...

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Talking with author Paul Rushworth-Brown author of 'Skulduggery' to be released April 15 2021. Bradley: Good evening everybody, my name...

Neil Lithgow from Radio 2RDJ-FM talks with Paul Rushworth-Brown about his soon to be released novel 'Skulduggery Neil Lithgow: We chat...

AN author is drawing inspiration for his writings from his ancestry. Paul Rushworth-Brown has set his latest novel, Skulduggery, around...

The word ‘gong’ is derived from the old English, gang, which means ‘to go’ and seems to have been used to describe a privy or latrine...

Long before social housing became a responsibility of the state, it was almshouses that provided a home for the most vulnerable members...

In 17th Century Yorkshire, there were over two hundred capital offences that could lead to the death sentence, many of them no more than...

Of all the witch trials in York, Isabella Billington in 1648 was the only state sanctioned witch to be burnt at the stake in Yorkshire...