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Cultural Influence and Legacy

The King Who Lost Control: The Dramatic Story Behind the Magna Carta

The King Who Lost Control: The Dramatic Story Behind the Magna Carta

The year 1215 marked a pivotal moment in English history when King John, under immense…

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Beyond Assassin’s Creed: The Hidden History of the World’s Most Feared Assassins!

Beyond Assassin’s Creed: The Hidden History of the World’s Most Feared Assassins!

The Order of Assassins, a secretive and enigmatic group that has captivated the imagination of…

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The Last Days of Strongbow and his Escape from the Irish

The Last Days of Strongbow and his Escape from the Irish

The Setting: Ireland in 1176 In 1176, Ireland was a land in turmoil. The Norman…

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The god Woden as an old man with beard next to his two wolves

The Gods of the Early English

The gods and goddesses of the Anglo-Saxons played a crucial role in shaping the beliefs,…

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The Emperor Who Defied the Pope and Won the Holy Land

The Emperor Who Defied the Pope and Won the Holy Land

The Sixth Crusade, also known as the Crusade of Frederick II, stands out as one…

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Gone in a Generation: How the Huns Went from Rulers to Refugees

Gone in a Generation: How the Huns Went from Rulers to Refugees

The disintegration of the Hun Empire by 469 CE marked the end of a formidable…

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The Arrow Missed: What If Harold Had Won At Hastings

The Arrow Missed: What If Harold Had Won At Hastings

The Battle of Hastings in 1066 stands as one of the most pivotal moments in…

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The Glittering Legacy: How Gold Solidi Kept Trade Alive After Rome’s Fall

The Glittering Legacy: How Gold Solidi Kept Trade Alive After Rome’s Fall

The fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE marked a significant transition in…

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How a Small Army Conquered an Entire Peninsula

How a Small Army Conquered an Entire Peninsula

In 568 CE, a pivotal moment in European history unfolded as the Lombards, a Germanic…

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The Hagia Sophia: Cathedral, Mosque and Museum

The Hagia Sophia: Cathedral, Mosque and Museum

The Hagia Sophia, meaning “Holy Wisdom” in Greek, stands as one of the most iconic…

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The Capture of Jerusalem: A Turning Point in History

The Capture of Jerusalem: A Turning Point in History

In the year 638 CE, a momentous event occurred that would reshape the religious and…

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St. Brigid: Ireland’s Fiery Arrow of Faith and Compassion

St. Brigid: Ireland’s Fiery Arrow of Faith and Compassion

St. Brigid of Kildare, born in AD 450, stands as one of the most revered…

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The  Book That Changed Medicine

The Book That Changed Medicine

In the year 930 CE, the renowned Arab physician Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi…

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Vladimir the Great Hand Picks a World Religion for his People

Vladimir the Great Hand Picks a World Religion for his People

Early Contacts and Influences The relationship between the Byzantine Empire and the Slavic peoples of…

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How the Fall of the Roman Empire lead to the Dark Ages

How the Fall of the Roman Empire lead to the Dark Ages

The fall of the Roman Empire led to several significant changes that contributed to the…

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