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Archives for September 2012
Impact of Arthur’s Death
John's one remaining chance of holding Philip and the Bretons in check was to keep them in uncertainty whether Arthur were alive or dead.Continuing
King John Harried North and South
John knew not whom to trust; he could, in fact, trust no one; and herein lay the explanation of his restless movements, his unaccountable wanderings,
Philip Breaks the Angevin Empire
This series has six easy 5 minute installments. This first installment: Eleanor of Aquitaine Intervenes .IntroductionThe Angevin Empire was the
England’s First Overseas Colony
IntroductionIn the Elizabethan era, when maritime discovery was being actively pursued by England's adventurous spirits, Sir Humphrey Gilbert,
Masaniello’s Murder and Aftermath
Today's installment concludes Masaniello's Revolt At Naples,our selection from The Carafa of Maddaloni Naples under Spanish Rule by Alfred Von
Capitalism Versus Socialism
Bringing the best history on the web. -- From Crash Course, their World History Series, #33.In which John Green teaches you about capitalism and
Danger All Around Naples
The power of the Fisherman of Amalfi was at its height; but already he was near his ruin.Continuing Masaniello's Revolt At Naples,our selection
Celebration of Peace
The articles of the treaty were confirmed, and their publication was to take place two days afterward.Continuing Masaniello's Revolt At Naples,our