/u/Logan_Maddox's posts in /r/askhistorians
In modern times, there's a sense that some countries are - or are at least ruled by - more conservative in general terms (like Saudi Arabia). Was there such a concept in ancient times and the middle ages? Did the etruscans find the romans , for example, more conservative?
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How did some battles of the War of the Roses happen in January and December, right during winter? Didn't armies stop during winter in the Middle Ages?
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When did institutionalized art reviews start being written? Were there film reviews for Nosferatu at time of release? How about book reviews for Dracula?
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In his 2000 book Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly, Anthony Bourdain refers to Pino Luongo as a controversial figure in the culinary world. Why is that?
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