Highwaymen were around in the UK and Ireland from the 16th Century-Early 19th Century.
they were scared because of the boogie man
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Farming(men, women and men) Cutting Down Trees(Lumberjack) Blacksmiths Woodworkers Potters(clay) Shoemakers(leather) Jewellers For The Rich People People On The Lookout For Wolves e.t.c(Watchmen)
He had a crew of 35 men.
rich people
B/c they robbed people travelling along the highway.
They robbed people who were travelling on the highways.
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The Highway Men was created in 2006.
Im pretty sure it was sung by the band The highway men
Highway men existed as they were robbers by profession, who robbed travelers on the way, they would wait in the dark and rob people as these roads were dark and lonely. If you refused to hand over your valuables, they even killed you.
they rob you
People became highwaymen in the past as a way to make a living through robbery. They would target travelers on lonely roads, robbing them of their belongings. Highway robbery was seen as a risky but potentially lucrative way to gain wealth.
in a house
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they're not scared to death, they already forgot about you.