How to pronounce“fourteenth century”in English

and persistent European inflation until the end of the fourteenth century suggests both a shortage of products and higher wages.

The plague, which struck Europe in the mid-fourteenth century, originated in fleas that came from rats, and Bubonic plague can be found throughout the world, even in the western US today.

English speakers started using "they" with nonspecific, singular referents like "someone" or "anyone" in the fourteenth century.

Such a scary term; it's a shame that people in the actual fourteenth century didn't use it.

Like, plague probably contributed to the fall of the Yuan Dynasty in China in the fourteenth century, but its greatest effects were felt in western Europe.

The Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania formally came into being in 1569, but in reality it had been established with the fourteenth century marriage of a Polish queen to a Lithuanian

If you were living in London during the fourteenth century, you probably didn’t blame the Silk Road for