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Book Review: The Daughter of Time Richard III, king of England from 1483-1485, is possibly the most-maligned monarch of history. Accused by Tudor and traditionalist "historians" of murdering his nephews, poisoning his wife, and wanting to marry his niece, the traditional image of him went nearly unchallenged until Josephine Tey published <I>The Daughter of Time</I>, which presents a well-reasoned rebuttal of the long-accepted "facts." richard iii • josephine tey • mysteries • tudor • propaganda
Medieval History Q&A Got a question about the Middle Ages? Want to know the difference between feudalism and infidels? Ask here. medieval history • middle ages • living history • q&a • kia
Reivers - Border Laws of Medieval Britain The Border Laws, formulated in the Mid 13th Century, were unique in British History. They were an Attempt to Control the Scottish\English clans of the Border country scotland • scottish • border reivers • reivers • border law
The Ghurid Sultanate, 1009-1215 The history of the Ghurid Sultanate, their liberation from the Ghaznavid Dynasty and eventual defeat by the Khwarizm Shah. afghanisatan • ghaznavid dynasty • herat • helmand valley • iran
The Peasant's Revolt This article concerns the Peasant's Revolt against King Richard II. peasant's revolt • king richard ii • medieval history • wat tyler • jack straw
The Sign of the Cross: the Knights Templar This article tells the story of the Knights Templars. medieval history • knights templars • philip the fair
This Week in Medieval History This week, I'll start looking at the Middle Ages in the news. ghazali • christian apologists • valencia • spanish jews • spanish jewry
This Week in Medieval History II Another week of articles about Medieval History in the news. medieval • middle ages • dark ages • medieval articles • medieval events
This Week in Medieval History III Articles about the Middle Ages fra angelo • alchemy • hessian • saracen sabre • sistine chapel
Outlaws Call them outlaws, gangsters, crooks, gunslingers, desperados, or any other name, they are still famous for the deeds they did that changed the course of history. outlaws • bandits • bad guys • fugitives • gangsters
The Great Turning Points in British History Twenty leading historians give their views on which year was the most significant in Britain's history, from the years 1000 to 2000. the great turning points in british history • the 20 events that made the nation – book review • turning points in british medieval history • turning points in sixteenth seventeenth and eighte • turning points in nineteenth and twentieth century
A Poet Turns to Fiction Linda Sue Park's new novel, <i>Seesaw Girl</i> transports us to seventeenth century Korea where women were basically confined to their homes except for very formal occasions. adult • women • children • seesaw • korea
Art and Beauty in the Middle Ages: An Overview art medieval history catholic nicea panofsky, icon, iconography, beauty, truth, aesthetic, middle ages, religion, george hoelzeman art medieval history catholic nicea panofsky • icon • iconography • beauty • truth
Daily Life in the Medieval Middle East Historians frequently rely on secondary sources written by other scholars. In this article, we explore two such sources and their implications. s.d. goitein • james lindsay • medieval history • medieval middle east • miiddle eastern history
Historical Fiction Plain But Tasty Alfred Duggan and Cecelia Holland give history lessons that are relatively brief and down-to-earth, but never dull. historical fiction authors • good historical fiction • good historical novels • alfred duggan • cecelia holland
Poland Travel: Historic Sites Poland is multifaceted European country is where the contemporary and the medieval mix. Poland is a relatively reasonably priced vacation destination in Europe poland historic sites • unesco world heritage list • united nations • european vacation travel • medieval history
Witchcraft and Storm Raising In Medieval times, belief was that witches had these powers, granted by the devil. The Malleus Maleficarum, most widely used witch hunting manual, provided a remedy. witches’ storm raising • tempestarii • witches creating storms • witchcraft • malleus maleficarum
Witches Be it witches, demons, sorcerors, or the occult, strange and unexplained happenings have been told of throughout history, and here is a collection of their stories. witches • demons • sorcerors • occult • strange
Book Review Author Robert Bartlett A new study from leading medievalist Professor Robert Bartlett natural and the supernatural in the middle ages • professor robert bartlett • new medieval books • medieaval • medieval witchcraft
Cats and the Black Plague During medieval times, superstitious beliefs about witchcraft led to the killing of large numbers of cats, which allowed the Bubonic Plague to spread unchecked. cats black plague • cats black death • cats history • cats medieval times • cats middle ages
Como City on Italy's Favorite Lake Como, set between mountains at the foot of Lake Como, combines a rich Roman and Medieval history with scenery, gardens, shopping and some of Lake Como's best restaurants. como city • italy’s favorite lake • roman medieval history architecture • scenic lakeside setting • bellagio tremezzina riviera
Culture of the Norse Vikings The role of the sea in dictating the lifestyle of the Vikings is crucial to understand, given their proximity to the ocean and their reliance upon it. viking expansion • viking longship • history of the vikings • maritime life • viking sailors
Doomsday Book Review of the Science Fiction novel Doomsday Book, by Connie Willis. science fiction • genre • novel • author • connie willis
Edward I and the Ring of Iron The medieval castles built by King Edward I in the thirteenth century, were part of the most intensive defense campaign in Europe during the whole of the Middle Ages. edward i and the welsh wars of independence • the iron ring • a chain of castles across north wales • king edward i castle building program • medieval castles edward i
Film Review: Crimson Rivers II Welcome to the first installment of Medieval History's Sunday Afternoon at the Movies. Today, it's French action flick Crimson Rivers II: Angels of the Apocalypse. france • germany • maginot line • charlemagne • lothair
Joan of Arc: The Maid of Orleans We all know of the marvelous exploits "The Maid" in helping deliver France and crowning King Charles, but what was her personality really like? joan of arc • france • england • burgundian • hundred years war
The Knight and Medieval Jousting A medieval tournament could be a bloody and brutal spectacle, even a fight to the death. middle ages • medieval history • mediaeval • medieval jousting • the medieval joust
The Medieval Eleanor Crosses Twelve medieval monuments built by an English king devastated by the death of his queen. eleanor crosses built by edward i • eleanor of castile • middle ages • medieval history • mediaeval
The Poem of The Cid The desperation by Christian leaders to repel the Muslim presence in Spain in the 8th Century led to a greatly relaxed chivalric code in Spain. el cid • the cid • poem of el cid • poem of the cid • spanish poetry
The Siege in Medieval Times Medieval warfare - the tactics, methods and weaponry used to lay siege to a castle in medieval times. medieval warfare • medieval weaponry • medieval siege weapons • middle ages • medieval history
Travel to Poitiers, France Easily accessible, rich with Roman ruins, Medieval churches and 2000 years of art and history, Poitiers is a worthwhile destination for travelers to France. french tourism • traveling in france • medieval history in france • traveling in france without a car • poitiers and eleanor of aquitaine
Berlin's Unique Origin Even though Berlin is a very young capital by European standards, the story behind its founding is just as interesting as the city's modern day history. berlin’s origin • the founding of berlin • berlin and the roman empire • berlin’s slavic peoples • berlin and christianity
SKELETONS IN MY CLOSET: CAPE FEAR, THE FISHER KING A look at CAPE FEAR and THE FISHER KING, two movies where the protagonists are haunted by their pasts. Also, both movies are commercial efforts by maverick filmmakers that nevertheless stay true to their obsessions. movies • reviews • cape fear • the fisher king
Choosing a European Destination Answer these five questions to get a better idea of where you should go on your next European adventure. european capital city • choosing a european city to visit • european city quiz • european destination • signature city dishes
Film Review: Monty Python One of the silliest (but also rather strangely accurate) films about the Middle Ages comes from the woefully irreverent British comedy troupe, Monty Python. monty python • holy grail • monty python and the holy grail • king arthur • spamalot
Film Review: The 13th Warrior Antonio Banderas battles cavemen in medieval Russia. And other Hollywood silliness. ibn fadlan • risala • michael crichton • the 13th warrior • rus
Film Review: The Black Knight This week's film review roasts a British medievalesque Arthurian fantasy from the fifties. the black knight • king arthur • thomas malory • le morte d'arthur • la morte d'arthur
Food to Bloody Battles - September in Shropshire A food festival and a battle re-enactment in Shropshire this September. shropshire • ludlow marches food and drink festival • wem carnival • bishop’s castle • battle of bloare heath
Medieval Spain: Al-Andalus The Reconquest of Spain (711-1492) was the first major conflict between Islam and Christianity where Christianity eventually won. spain • portugal • iberia • crusades • reconquest
Relive Medieval Times with Your Children A quick description of the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournaments facilities as a destination for the whole family interested in the world of Knights and their Ladies.,A quick description of the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournaments facilities as a destination for the whole family interested in the world of Knights and their Ladies. history • kids • early studies • medieval • knights
Saxon Building Chosen as Top Archeological Site Repton, ancient capital of the Kingdom of Mercia, boasts an 8th Century Crypt which was the resting place of St Wystan. Many pilgrims flocked to venerate this saint. repton' s crypt is one of oldest buildings in the • 8th century saxon crypt is rare example of medieva • repton's crypt voted one of the top five by biddle • anglo saxon buildings in england • visiting repton church
The Battle of Hastings Book Review A fascinating account of the Battle of Hastings and its two most important opponents; William of Normandy and King Harold of England. the battle of hastings book review • book on fall of anglo-saxon england • book on battle of hastings by harriet harvey wood • king harold of england • william of normandy
Book Review: Medieval Lives Monty Python member and award-winning TV producer team up to release refreshing history book to accompany the BBC TV series. christina of markyate • terry jones • alan ereira • medieval lives • meaning of life
Brain Fever My mother recently described to me a cautionary story her mother once told her while she was going to school in Norway. Far more than a story, it's a window into the temperance of southern Norway in the early fifties. It's a gentle warning to live a life of moderation, to exercise restraint in matters of exertion, and to soothe the rough tangle of thoughts that so often can complicate and inflame the individual's existence. brain fever • story • moral • temperance • books
Charlemagne – Book Review 'Charlemagne, The Formation of a European Identity' is a major new study of the rule of Charlemagne, using both contemporary and secondary sources. charlemagne book review • latest medieval book from rosamond mckitterick • emperor charlemagne • the rule of charlemagne • the dark ages
Choosing the Right College Major Choosing a college major(s) can be stressful, when thinking about life after graduation. Focus on interesting classes as a great first step to discover one's life work. choose right college major • passion • job myth • liberal arts • transferable skills
Finding Adventure in Medieval Times The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire is the perfect place for men, women and children of all ages who seek to find excitement and adventure around every corner. pennsylvania renaissance faire • manheim • pa • mount hope estate and winery • theatre in the mansion
Incredible Interview An interview with game designer Jeff Lapkoff of Incredible Simulations Inc. interview • war • strategy |
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