Place to Visit: Eastnor Castle, UK
Eastnor was built by the 2nd Baron (Lord) Somers, later 1st Earl, between 1810 and 1824. The combination of inherited...
Eastnor was built by the 2nd Baron (Lord) Somers, later 1st Earl, between 1810 and 1824. The combination of inherited...
Peasant-plebeian movement in Reformation strongest was expressed in the Anabaptist movement and the Peasants’ War in Germany 1524-1525. Peasants and...
The allure of Jerusalem King Richard I of England twice marched inland from the Palestinian coast towards Jerusalem, reaching the...
On Friday 5th of September 1651 the future king Charles II hid in a Shropshire barn. It was Francis Wolfe...
Operation Flaming Dart was America’s response in 1965 to North Vietnamese attacks on US bases in South Vietnam. Operation Flaming...
The horse was an integral and essential component of medieval existence. Horses were needed for tournaments, for hunting, for pleasure,...
In the late 1700s, when William Wilberforce was a teenager, English traders raided the African coast on the Gulf of...
Ivan IV (1533 – 1584), known as “The Terrible” completed the centralization of Russia that begun with his predecessors. Though...
Behind every great man, so the saying goes, is a great woman – or, in the case of the man...
At Jorvik you can come as close as you’re ever likely to get to seeing, hearing and smelling how our...