This article discusses the medicinal remedies consumed at the court of the Yorkist kings of England in the light of a lawsuit in the court of common pleas (edited in an appendix) between John Clerk, king's apothecary to Edward IV, and Katherine Neville, Duchess of Norfolk, over the partial non-payment of the apothecary's bills. It argues that the consumption of apothecaries' wares in large quan...

Tourism began when time began. Babylonian money-traders travelled for business, the Egyptian Queen Hatshesput took a cruise along the east coast of Africa and the British aristocracy took Grand Tour of Europe with Thomas Cook in the nineteenth century. Tourism is about experiences, whether exploring an unfamiliar culture, shopping, lying on a beach or enjoying sport in far-flung places — or a l...

this paper seeks to answer the question whether the constitutional revolution of 1905-1911 in iran was a democratic revolution or social revolution? this discussion has been explained from the view point of the political sociology, relying on the moore's theory. studies indicate that the constitutional revolution in all periods has had the features of democratic revolution for the followin...

Abstract While ceremonial progresses and civic entries have been understood primarily through the lens of urban–royal relationships, they were also occasions for political engagement rural elite. A case study homages performed by southern French lords to King Charles VI shows that landed aristocracy was integral royal agenda. It offers an innovative spatial approach analysing their agency in th...

ABSTRACT This is the trajectory of Santa Teresa Asylum created in Province Maranhão 1855, exposing its institutional purposes sheltering, protecting, supporting and educating orphans. paper was described school practices inside this educational space. The text talks about nature feminine formation directing to domestic jobs aristocracy or take care home, husband children. It prepared from explo...