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The Anarchy: England's first civil war
The English civil war of the 1640's is well know throughout the world but, it wasn't the first time war had broken out between...

Christopher Riley
Jul 29, 20207 min read


The State of Nickajack: The secession movement within the Confederacy
Background In the mid-1800s, the US became increasingly divided politically socially and economically into geographic regions, North and...

nick fattizzo
Jul 26, 20203 min read


A Brief History - Edmund I
A brief history of Edmund I by bethshistoricalblog.

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 23, 20201 min read


A Brief History - Aethelstan
A brief history of Aethelstan by bethshistoricalblog.

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 23, 20201 min read


A Brief History - Edward the Elder
A brief history of Edward the Elder by bethshistoricalblog.

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 23, 20201 min read


Alfred the Great
A brief history of Alfred the Great by bethshistoricalblog.

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 23, 20202 min read


Penda of Mercia
Who was the Saxon king Penda of Mercia?

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 23, 20203 min read


1066: From Confessor to Conqueror
We all know how the story of 1066 ends, with King Harold Dead and William Duke of Normandy, on the throne of England but, how did we get...

Christopher Riley
Jul 22, 20209 min read


536: The worst year for mankind?
Due to the events of 2020 including the infamous Coronavirus, some people can't stop saying that 2020 is the worst year in recorded human...
Nevada Ball
Jul 20, 20204 min read


The Aztec Empire, part one: The beginning of a civilization
When we talk about the Aztec Empire the first thing that comes to mind are human sacrifices, cannibalism and barbarism. The prejudices...

Vanessa Colin
Jul 19, 20204 min read


Eleanor of Aquitaine: A Queen of two nations
Crusader, queen, administrator and fireplace inventor, Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the 12th century's most influential women....

Christopher Riley
Jul 15, 20205 min read


What Was a Medieval "Wound Man"?
What were medieval "Wound Men", and do we still have them today?

bethshistoricalblog
Jul 13, 20202 min read


The New 7 Wonders of the World
Introduction The 7 wonders pictured next to each other From Left to Right, Up to Down: Chichen Itza, Christ the Redeemer, The Great Wall...
Nevada Ball
Jul 10, 202011 min read


10 Fun Facts About The Mongols
The Mongols gained a reputation as brutal warriors with a penchant for bloodlust. It is true that the Mongol army waged a path of...

nick fattizzo
Jul 9, 20204 min read


Alfred the Great: How 'Great' was he?
Alfred of Wessex is one of the only monarch in English or British History to be called ‘the great.’ Even Edward III and Elizabeth I were...

Christopher Riley
Jul 9, 20205 min read


Pandemic Parallels: the Black Death to Covid-19
The world is on lockdown, and a deadly new disease spreads westwards through the world. Sound familiar? No, not Covid-19, we’re talking...

Christopher Riley
Jul 7, 20204 min read


China's War on Sparrows: A Mistake which Cost Millions of People their Lives
The Great Leap Forward: The year is 1958 and China begins the process of rapid industrialization beginning the transition from a mostly...
Nevada Ball
Jul 6, 20203 min read


The Scars of Reconstruction
We look around and we see racial strife. How did it start? Why didn’t the Civil War fix it? The answer is Reconstruction, the period...

Tom
Jun 16, 20202 min read


Tom Time Traveling Tales #2: The Patriotic Presley
Elvis Presley is one of the most notable musicians ever. He is the best selling musician of all time based on claimed sales. All you have...

Tom
May 22, 20202 min read


The 7 Wonders of the Ancient World
Introduction (Michael Kline, DogFoose) In essence, The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World were an Ancient Greek travel guide....

Tom
May 20, 202011 min read
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