A tupapow (tupapau), or burial shed Henry IV The British built cars were

The British built cars were assembled under licence from German BMW and fitted with their engines

horses and a carriage in the street

View of the grammar school at Christ's Hospital

Picture taken 25th November 1973

A well dressed woman attended by a black footman sees her husband emerging from a brothel

A tupapow (tupapau), or burial shed Henry IV The British built cars wereA tupapow (tupapau), or burial shed, and a Tahitian priest, observed by Lieutenant James Cook and the crew of the Endeavour, Tahiti, 1769. In the tupapow, 'posts are set up to support the bier And here the body remains to putrify till the flesh is wholly wasted from the bones.' Illustration from An account of the voyages for making discoveries in the southern hemisphere, by John Hawkesworth (London, 1773). Original: engraving. 1773