Merchants were affected by the British laws that restricted trade and imposed heavy taxes on goods imported from Britain. These laws hurt their profits and made it difficult for them to compete with British merchants.
Artisans were also affected by British laws that restricted the manufacturing of certain goods in the colonies. These laws limited their ability to earn a living and made it difficult for them to support their families.
The Historical Snooper and women in Greece Our collaboration continues with El Fisgón Histórico, illustrator of Harald, the last Viking from the comic history collection Historietas, this time with a look at the life of women in classical Greece, a topic to which we dedicate the latest issue of Arc
In the year 1110 the Almoravids conquered the Taifa of Zaragoza . However, in that territory they ran into a very dangerous rival, the king of Aragon Alfonso I (1104-1134), known as the Battler. Alfonso I, apparently had in his mind the idea of carrying out a crusade, which would begin in Hispania
A man who convinced dozens of people that he was an Austrian consul. One of the greatest counterfeiters in history. Hrabianka, through which many envoys had to explain themselves extensively. You can find their stories in the book Przekręt. The greatest crooks of the Polish Peoples Republic and the
In 480 BC the very existence of metropolitan Greece was threatened by the invasion of the huge army of Xerxes. In Greater Greece (Lower Italy - Sicily), the existence of Hellenism was on the edge of a razors edge by the attack of a huge Carthaginian army under Amilcas. The Carthaginians controlle