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Way to toilet, Indic scripts, Tamil Nadu, India

Hammersmith Broadway
Circa 1910: Hammersmith broadway with the underground station on the right and elaborate railings at the entrance to public conveniences in the centre. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Medieval Arms And Armor
Engraving shows two examples of medieval armor, on the left is a specimen from the late 13th and early 14th Century as depicted on the arms of Hugh of Chatillon which includes a broigne

Chicago Buildings
circa 1930: The Railway Exchange on the right and thes W Strauss building on Michigan Avenue looking past one of the lions in front of the Chicago Art Institute

The Right Honorable Spencer Perceval, 1812 (engraving)
XJF477670 The Right Honorable Spencer Perceval, 1812 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Exit
Teruhiko Tsuchida

this is the way
Roswitha Schleicher-Schwarz

Miss Avril Walters, the secretary of the League of Empire Loyalists. There was a clash between the League of Empire Loyalists

Miss Rosine de Bounevialle, a member of the League of Empire Loyalists, holding a wig. 4th November 1958

To the right
Jurij Bizjak

Sugawara Michizane, Chancellor of the Right (litho)
5220999 Sugawara Michizane, Chancellor of the Right (litho) by Japanese School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sugawara Michizane, Chancellor of the Right)

Rock Work (engraving)
5204529 Rock Work (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rock Work. Illustration for The Builder, 7 May 1870.); © Look and Learn

Esther Bruce (extreme right) at a family wedding in Fulham, London. Josephine Esther Bruce (1912-1994) working-class mixed race seamstress born in Fulham

Elisabeth Welch during the run of No Time for Comedy
Elisabeth Welch with (from left to right) Cecil Madden, Gerry Wilmot, Rex Harrison, Diana Wynyard, Carol Reed and Lilli Palmer backstage at the Haymarket Theatre

Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants
5308985 Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants by Du Maurier, George (1834-96); (add.info.: Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants)

The right way (square version)
Mario Mencacci

The color of these roofs
Andreas Feldtkeller

Gay Pride, Plymouth 2016
Xavier Garci

Left&Right
Aleksandrova Karina

From left to right [2]
Roberto Parola

look right
Roswitha Schleicher-Schwarz

After the command of "Left Turn"
Cheng Chang

Rovers get ready... Although Kingston Rovers game with Castleford at Craven Park on Saturday has not been officially postponed yet, Rovers are ready

Mr Austen Brooks (with beard), a member of The League of Empire Loyalists. 7th August 1957

Mr Austen Brooks, a member of the League of Empire Loyalists, heckles Conservative Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home at Ongar. 27th July 1964

Avril Waters, 23 years old, secretary to the London branch of the League of Empire Loyalists got through the strict security check to enter the hall and shout protests against the Common Market

Miss Leslie Greene, the woman who interrupted the Premier at a Womans Conservative organisation meeting at the Albert Hall, London, and was dragged out by attendants

Conservative Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home on his whistle stop tour of East London and Essex. During a speech he gave at Ongor, Mr Austen Brooks, a member of the League of Empire Loyalists

Empire Loyalists paint slogans on homes of the Queens critics. 18th August 1957

Arthur Kenneth Chesterton MC, a politician and journalist who helped found right-wing organisations in Britain, primarily in opposition to the break-up of the British Empire

Judgement was given at the West London County Court, in the case brought by Miss Leslie Greene, secretary of the League of Empire Loyalists, against the Royal Albert Hall

Austen Brooks, a member of the League of Empire Loyalists, dressed as a bishop. 4th July 1958

A crowd listening to Conservative Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home at Ongar. At this event Mr Austen Brooks, a member of the League of Empire Loyalists, heckled Mr Douglas-Home. 27th July 1964

Pictured, Philip Kinghorn Burbridge with Mr Austen Brooks (with beard), a member of The League of Empire Loyalists. Mr Philip Kinghorn Burbridge, who slapped Lord Altrincham (critic of the Queen)

Rick Wright (Cardiff City owner) Chairman of Majestic Holidays helps the Mayor of Barry, Mrs Dorothy Rees (left) and the Mayor of the Vale of Glamorgan

Test Drive, Built for comfort, rather than speed, armchair motoring has arrived, a Leeds firm is now marketing video tapes that teach learners all they need to know before they venture onto

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Switzerland, Bern, Gadmertal, View west along Gadmertal valley over the Lower Susten Pass road with Tallistock at 2580 metres on skyline at right and tree covered lower slopes

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Grosser Aletschgletscher. View from Eggishorn towards skyline peaks of from left to right Dreieckhorn Jungfrau Monch Trugberg Eiger and Wannenhorn

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Aletschgletscher with from left to right peaks of Monch 4099 metres Trugberg 3933 metres Eiger 3970 metres and part view of Wannenhorn 3906 metres

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Grosser Aletschgletscher. View from Eggishorn towards peaks of from left to right Dreieckhorn Jungfrau Monch Trugberg Eiger and Wannenhorn

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Grosser Aletschgletscher. Crevasse area below Aletschhorn 4195 metres centre and Dreieckhorn 3811 metres right. Mittel aletschgletscher Tonge centre

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Aletschhorn 4195 metres against sky on right and Geisshorn 3740 metres left with Mittel aletschgletscher tongue running diagonally right and left

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Switzerland, Valais, Rhone Glacier, Upper Rhone glacier from the Nagelisgratei Path with Dammastock mountain background right 3630 metres

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Peak of Aletschhorn 4195 metres against sky on right and Geisshorn 3740 metres on left with Mittel and aletschgletscher below showing crevasses

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Aletschgletscher with left to right peaks of Dreieckhorn 3811 metres Jungfrau 4158 metres Monch 4099 metres Trugberg 3933 metres Eiger 3970 metres

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Switzerland, Valais, Aletsch Glacier, Grosser Aletschgletscher. View from Eggishorn towards peaks of from left to right Dreieckhorn Jungfrau Monch Trugberg Eiger and Wannenhorn

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Switzerland, Valais, Jungfrau-Aletsch, Upper Aletschgletscher with from left to right Jungfrau Monch Trugberg and Eiger from Eggishorn

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"Exploring the 'Right' Path: From Tamil Nadu to Chicago Buildings" Embarking on a journey through diverse cultures and historical moments, we delve into the concept of "right. " In Tamil Nadu, India, ancient Indic scripts guide us towards enlightenment as we navigate our way to the toilet – a humble reminder that even mundane choices can lead us in the right direction. Flipping back time's pages to 1918, The Woman Worker front page captures an era when women fought for their rights. Meanwhile, towering Chicago buildings symbolize progress and ambition, standing tall as testaments to human determination in choosing the right path. At Hammersmith Broadway, amidst bustling city life, we witness how decisions shape destinies. Just like medieval arms and armor protected warriors during battles of olden times, making the right choices shields us from harm today. An engraving from 1812 introduces us to The Right Honorable Spencer Perceval – a figure who understood that leadership requires making difficult decisions with integrity. To his right lies wisdom and responsibility; this is where true leaders stand. As if whispering guidance along our journey, echoes of "this is the way" resonate through history. Medieval coins remind us that monetary systems have always demanded careful consideration – even small denominations hold immense value when used wisely. Intriguingly juxtaposed against these artifacts is a Grosvenor China cup and saucer from WWI era - reminding us that sometimes even amidst chaos and conflict there can be moments of solace found in simple pleasures chosen rightly. Miss Rosine de Bounevialle proudly holds her wig as she represents loyalty within League of Empire Loyalists - showcasing how personal choices align with larger causes. Similarly Sugawara Michizane's litho portrays him as Chancellor of the Right - emphasizing how individuals can influence society by taking righteous paths. In this exploration of "right, " it becomes evident that every decision, no matter how small, holds significance.