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

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The enthralling narrative of "Dream of Courage: Facing Fear Head On" has surged to the summit of bestseller lists, transporting readers...

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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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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...

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