By Tim Lambert 1783 Poland is the first country to ban corporal punishment in schools 1820 In Britain whipping is banned for women 1845 Luxembourg bans corporal punishment in schools 1862 In Britain courts can sentence men to either whipping or birching. (A man was hit on his bare backside with a bundle of birch… Continue reading A Timeline of Corporal Punishment
Author: Tim Lambert
The Evolution of Equestrian Sports: A Glimpse into UK’s Horse Racing History
For countless folks in the UK, horses are much more than a sport. When you delve into the history of horse racing, its deep significance in British life becomes evident. It’s not just about fast stallions or big races. No, British horse racing is a celebration of traditions, memories, and moments that have united communities… Continue reading The Evolution of Equestrian Sports: A Glimpse into UK’s Horse Racing History
History of the Greenbrier, the Oldest Resort in America
The Greenbrier, located in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, tucked away in the gorgeous Allegheny Mountains, is a representation of opulent hospitality and timelessness. This majestic resort, whose history dates back to the late 18th century, has contributed to the molding of American history and served as an unrivaled sanctuary for tourists. Visit iGamingWV to… Continue reading History of the Greenbrier, the Oldest Resort in America
Infidelity Through the Ages: A Historical Perspective on Cheating on Girlfriend
Throughout history, individuals have indulged in extramarital affairs for one reason or another. Whether it’s a lecherous king looking to satisfy his primal desires or modern-day citizens who are drawn towards the excitement of forbidden love, cheating on a significant other is an act that has been with us since the dawn of time. Infidelity… Continue reading Infidelity Through the Ages: A Historical Perspective on Cheating on Girlfriend
My Pictures of Horndean
By Tim Lambert Horndean is a large village in Southeast Hampshire. It was once famous for its brewing industry. Nearby is the tiny but charming hamlet of Blendworth and the small village of Catherington. These are some pictures I took around the area. Holy Trinity Church Blendworth A View from the Church A lampost in… Continue reading My Pictures of Horndean
Mega Moolah Slot: A Deep Dive into History and Features
For over a decade, Mega Moolah has captured the imagination of slot enthusiasts worldwide. Originating as a novel concept, this slot machine quickly evolved into a phenomenon. The popularity rests not merely on entertainment value but on the opportunity to win millions with Mega Moolah by spinning reels. As we delve deeper into the history,… Continue reading Mega Moolah Slot: A Deep Dive into History and Features
A History of the Holocaust
By Tim Lambert The Background to the Holocaust The holocaust was a genocide carried out by the Nazis in the years 1941-45. Most of the victims were Jews, although the Nazis also murdered a huge number of Roma and Sinti people. The Nazis also murdered a vast number of disabled people. Anti-Semitism, the dislike of… Continue reading A History of the Holocaust
Fanny Adams
By Tim Lambert Fanny Adams was an 8-year-old girl who was murdered in Alton, Hampshire in 1867. Fanny was born on 30 April 1859. Her father was a bricklayer named George. Her mother was named Harriett. Fanny was the fourth of six children. She had three sisters and two brothers. Fanny was tall for her… Continue reading Fanny Adams
Catherine Hayes
By Tim Lambert Catherine Hayes was burned for murdering her husband in 1726. She was born Catherine Hall near Birmingham in 1690. She moved around the country working as a domestic servant. Eventually, she was employed by a farmer named Hayes in Warwickshire. In 1713 she married the farmer’s son John, who was a carpenter… Continue reading Catherine Hayes
How to Make a History Class More Engaging?
History is a fascinating subject; we try to learn from the past experiences of our predecessors. However, not everyone attempts to learn history this way. Many students doze off halfway through the long list of names, figures, and dates. So, the heavy burden falls on the shoulders of the educator to increase student engagement and… Continue reading How to Make a History Class More Engaging?