Capcom will release a free update for the 2018-released Onimusha: Warlords remaster that adds the new “Hell” mode included in the upcoming Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny remaster. The update ...

Later, as a British agent in West Africa, Isaacs negotiated treaties with local rulers to end the slave trade — yet he eventually became a slaveholding warlord himself. Historian Adam Rovner ...

Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Alien Isolation, and Dead Space get all the credit, but if we’re talking about the history of horror games, it pays to remember Onimusha Warlords. It’s creepy ...

For miles around, as far as the eye can see, the eastern suburbs of Damascus are a sea of undulating rubble and skeletal ruins. Part of this razed moonscape was once the bustling neighbourhood of ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The Mayor of Bolton was taken onto the moors surrounding the town and hidden near Walker Fold Woods, Smithills, this week - all for a ...

But you think about a world that was organized around slavery and the personal domination of people who were enslavers. You think about a variety of what one scholar has called “authoritarian ...

(Edward P. Jones built a great novel, “The Known World,” around a similar question about free Black enslavers in the 1850s.) To what extent did identity and piety inspire Jewish abolitionists?

Under the original partnership, the internal team tracked down Harvard-affiliated enslavers using archival materials and then researched a few immediate descendants of those they enslaved.

They adorned them with salvaged fabric or ribbon, “borrowed” fine clothing from enslavers for special occasions, and created underground clothing economies that allowed them to either enhance ...

Some of the Irish community participated in the enslavement of Black people as overseers and in some instances as enslavers. So while Remmick empathizes with the Black community, he lets his ...

An orange tree in bloom in the historical neighbourhood of Santa Cruz Unsplash Moorish rule of the Iberian Peninsula in 711 to 1492 is the reason for the expansion and cultivation of orange trees ...

And there are at least three other groups doing the same work. Some aren’t focused on Harvard alone, researching enslavers in the Boston area or at the colonial colleges more broadly.