Before it was considered the property of the King of Belgium Now it was transferred to the country of Belgium.Continuing Reform of the Congo
Cortez Meets the Captive Emperor
Today's installment concludes Cortez Captures the Aztec Capital,our selection from History of the Conquest of Mexico by William H. Prescott
“Let No Harm Come to My Wife and Followers.”
Cortés led his warlike array for the last time across the black and blasted environs which lay around the Indian capital.Continuing Cortes Captures
Impact of The Suez Canal
Today's installment concludes The Suez Canal Opens,our selection from an article in Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 18 by Gardiner Greene
Ceremonies Inaugurating The Suez Canal
In October, 1867, the first steamer went from Port Said to IsmailiaContinuing The Suez Canal Opens,our selection from an article in Great Events by
The Geography of the Suez Canal
Formerly the waters of the Red and Mediterranean seas were connected; that the Isthmus has gradually risen, leaving several great depressions —
The Years of Terror and Triumph
Today's installment concludes The Reign of Elizabeth I of England,our selection from an article in Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 10 by
Impact of Religion on Elizabethan England
The effects of the Reformation were felt just enough to produce a bold and free exercise of thought, without kindling the passions to fierce
Why Englishmen Were So Loyal to Elizabeth I
To the nation at large the Queen really appeared what the flattery of her courtiers and poets represented her.Continuing The Reign of Elizabeth I of