Working Dogs, True, False?
“Working Dogs, True False?” | by Hamlet, Princess of Denmark | Pug-let: The First Ever All-Pug Production of Hamlet by Kevin Broccoli [the_ad id=”4426″] Today, I had a discussion with friends about dogs during the Renaissance era. And, the main...
Blood Sports in the Renaissance
Blood Sports in the Renaissance | by Prince Ferdinand | In the Renaissance, they were pretty cruel to animals. In fact, they had lots of sports where animals would die for the audiences’ amusement! Here are six of the sports: bear baiting, dog fighting, rat baiting,...
Shakespeare’s Valentine: Who was Anne Hathaway?
“Shakespeare’s Valentine: Who was Anne Hathaway” | by Hotspur | Shakespeare’s Valentine: Who was Anne Hathaway? William Shakespeare had a valentine. And, it was his wife, Anne Hathaway, was born in the year 1556 and died in 1623. She was the eighth child of a...
How People Died, I Mean Dyed, Their Hair in the Renaissance
How People Died, I Mean Dyed, Their Hair in the Renaissance | by Portia | How People Died, I Mean Dyed, Their Hair in the Renaissance. There are so many different things we could do with our hair today. For example, bleach our hair, coloring our hair etcetera. In the...
Fun Facts About Sports in the Renaissance
Fun Facts About Sports in the Renaissance by Prince Ferdinand Sports in the Renaissance were very different from what we have today. The four sports on which I want to focus on are football, archery, jousting, and bowling. Jump to Video First up, football. Now,...
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