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Anne Bronte's Second Novel
Anne Bronte is often forgotten in the shadow of her sisters. The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is the story of a woman determined to save her son from his drunkard father.
anne bronte • the tenant of wildfell hall • bronte sisters • howarth • emily bronte

Ontario Moves Forward With Tax Harmonization
Despite stiff opposition, it appears Ontario is moving forward with a plan to harmonize its Provincial Sales Tax (PST) with the federal Goods & Services Tax (GST).
ontario budget • ontario+ premier dalton mcguinty • sales tax harmonization • ontario finance minister dwight duncan • opposition to tax harmonzation

The Ise Class Battleships 1916-1945
Born in the First World War and converted in peacetime, these durable and proud battleships found their end at the close of the Second World War.
japanese battleship • japanese carrier • ise class battleships • ise • hyuga

Artspeaks - a celebration of hidden talents
A description of an art project bringing together professional artists with people living in poverty and a brief questioning of the place of art in anti-poverty strategies
art • poverty • culture • access to culture • government policy

"Inside A Renaissance Studio"
What was the difference between an artist and a craftsman during the Renaissance?
renaissance artists • renaissance • guilds • apprentices

Christmas-Themed Picture Books
Christmas is a time to slow down and spend special moments with your family. Sharing a story creates cherished memories and brings the magic of Christmas to life.
christmas books • christmas picture books • classic christmas books • christmas stories • family christmas activities

German Arctic Weather Stations During WW II
During World War Two the Germans needed accurate weather reports to counter the allies' air raids. They set up manned and automatic weather stations in the Arctic.
german arctic weather stations • strategic bombing in world war two • us coast guard and greenland in world war two • greenland sledge patrol • haudegen

Leo the Great and Attila the Hun
Pope Leo I met Attila at the Mincio River in 452 in an effort to dissuade the Hunnish king from ravaging Rome. Why Attila withdrew is still a matter of debate.
attila the hun and pope leo the great • pope leo saves rome from attila • death of attila • huns invade the roman empire • legends anout attila

Ships of the Royal Navy in 1805
By 1805, the Royal Navy possessed more ships than any other navy. British ships had an edge over their continental rivals in that their hulls were copper plated.
ships of the royal navy in 1805 • ships types at the time of trafalgar • royal navy ships • the royal navy • line of battle

The Battle of Hastings
The King of England dies without leaving an heir to the throne. There are four men with claims to the throne. Who would be king?
battle of hastings • 1066 • william of normandy • harold of wessex • edward the confessor

Early Day Motions at Westminster
Early Day Motions provide ordinary Members of Parliament with a channel for expressing dissent, eccentric posturing or making serious proposals.
early day motion • british parliamentary procedures • edm • types of early day motions • climate change bill

King William I of England
By the time he died, at the ripe old age of 60, he had made an indelible mark on the history of Great Britain and Normandy.
king william i • kings of england • kings of great britain • william the conqueror • edward the confessor

Naval Gunnery in Nelson's Navy
When the British fleet met the combined French/Spanish fleets off Cape Trafalgar one calm sunny day in 1805, they possessed a definite advantage.
naval gunnery in nelsons navy • cannon • naval gunnery • nelsons navy • fighting sail

The Heavy Cruiser IJNS Mogami
The INJS Mogami was a modern and unique vessel in the Imperial Japanese Navy in WWII and became one of the world's only cruiser-carriers.
cruiser-cariier • cruiser-aircraft carrier • aircaft carrier cruiser • japanese heavy cruisers • japanese cruisers

The Japanese Mogami Class Cruisers
The Mogami class heavy cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy were a supporting actor in the great naval Battles in the Pacific in World War Two
japanese heavy cruisers • japanese cruisers • ijn cruisers • ijns mogami • london naval treaty

The WWII Hybrid Battleship Carriers of Japan
Meant to bridge the gap between carriers and surface ships, the old battleships Ise and Hyuga of the Japanese Navy underwent an odd conversion
his majesty's imperial japanese navy • hybrid strike carriers • emperor’s battleships • mogami • hyuga

Were Battlecruisers a Dreadnought Disaster?
The concept behind the battlecruiser was simple. Faster than anything that can outgun them. Bigger guns than anything that can outrun them. Great - in theory.
battlecruiser • battle-cruiser • battle cruiser • dreadnought • battleship

Emmy Roundup
The highs, the lows, the winners, the losers, and blindly judging the panel's choices.

The Best and Worst of 2003: Soaps
It was the best of soaps; it was the worst of soaps. The third and final column in this year-end review examines which soaps made the grade and where other soaps missed the mark.

Taking the Shetland Bus to Freedom
After Norway was invaded by the forces of Nazi Germany in 1940, a secret operation, the Shetland Bus, defied the perils of the North Sea to aid the Norwegian Resistance
shetland bus • shetland islands • norway • norwegians • gestapo

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