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Travel Guide: Hakodate

The historic harbor offers international architecture, scenic views, and squid.

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Travel Guide: Hakodate
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About My Favorite Da Vinci's and Where to See Them

Yesterday, April 15th, was Leonardo da Vinci’s 569th birthday. Today he is one of the most celebrated artists in history! Here are eight of my favorite Da Vinci works, ranked.

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About My Favorite Da Vinci's and Where to See Them
Art, TravelDan BeauchampThe Art of Labor, Canterbury, London, England, Illustration, Illuminated Manuscript, Labor, Serfs, Peasants, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Kingdom, Medieval, Middle Ages, Magna Carta, Reeve, The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer, Chaucer, Queen Mary Psalter, Black Death, Black Plague, John Ball, HarvestComment

The Religious Toil of British Serfs

Serfdom was a hereditary curse, preserved by the Catholic Church.

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The Religious Toil of British Serfs