www.historynotes.info – Page 11 – This website grown up from my love for the history. It may be considered as a collection of articles about the events and people in history that I am especially interested in.

What is the nature of Margaret Thatcher’s legacy?

The Iron Lady is as polarising in death as she was in life. While some mourn her passing and hail...

13/04/2013

In the snowy spring of 1733, Samuel Croxall, a classical translator, travelled to Herefordshire to visit his retired publisher, Jacob...

11/04/2013

When in March of 1095 Pope Urban II made a speech to an assembly of French nobility and clergy at...

07/04/2013

The Karadjordjevic dynasty is over two centuries old. In 1804, a wealthy Serbian clan chief and leader George (Djordje) Petrovic...

30/03/2013

Author: Kathleen Walker-Meikle Publisher: Boydell Press Reviewed by: Aleks Pluskowski Price (RRP): £25 Although the topic of pets and pet-keeping...

28/03/2013

Key countries around the world are officially reclassifying one of the 20th century’s greatest tragedies – the Ukranian Great Famine...

22/03/2013

The turn of the 19th century was a golden age of caricature across much of the northern Europe – from...

16/03/2013

Historians and archeologists increasingly recognize the fact that many fortifications and fortified towns – known in Old English as burhs...

16/03/2013

An anonymous author in c. 1067 completed a Life of King Edward, commissioned by his widow Edith. The second part...

01/03/2013

Author: Anne Applebaum Publisher: Allen Lane Reviewed by: Michael Cox Price (RRP): £25 Michael Cox praises a masterful account of...

24/02/2013