Nov 2, 2009
History of Gunpowder Plot, Reformation and Wars: England & Spain at War, Murderous Priests & the new Protestant Faith
In: W European History (general)
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Oct 23, 2009
Women's Patronage in the Early Catholic Church: Early Roman Christian Community Women's Charitable Roles
In: W European History (general)
By: Pamela Livingston
Oct 21, 2009
Historical Justification for Racism: Racial Superiority Theories Leaned on Science and Religion
In: W European History (general)
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 21, 2009
The Battle of Trafalgar: Under Lord Nelson the Britsh Battle Napoleon's Fleet
In: W European History (general)
By: Andrew Knowles
Oct 18, 2009
The Scientific Revolution and Catholicism: New Thinking Challenged the Cosmological Order of the Church
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 18, 2009
Causes of World War I: Events That Led to the First World War
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Oct 15, 2009
Toleration and Enlightenment Thinking: Voltaire and his Peers Address the Fanaticism of Religion
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 14, 2009
Pagan Origins of Christmas: Ancient World and Barbarian Influences on December 25th
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 8, 2009
The Discovery of the Smallpox Vaccine: Ancient Remedy Brought to the West Amid Much Controversy
In: W European History (general)
By: Jenny Ashford
Oct 7, 2009
The Sad Voyage of the St. Louis: Anti-Semitism Rampant in Canada in the 1930s
In: W European History (general)
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 7, 2009
Celtic Christianity Gains Popularity: Success for an Ancient British Version of the Faith
In: W European History (general)
By: John Reynolds
Oct 6, 2009
Secret War Organisation Wins Memorial: Unveiling of Violette Szabo Bust Marks SOE’s First Public Memorial
In: W European History (general)
By: John Reynolds
Sep 26, 2009
The Rebirth of Western Civilization: European Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: Marc Salyer
Sep 20, 2009
Peter the Great and Louis XIV of France Compared: Both Absolute Rulers Shared Similar Experiences and Visions
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Sep 15, 2009
The Reformation – Planting Seeds of Reform: Education and the Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: robin pilling
Sep 15, 2009
England's Rail Speed Race: New Railway Speed Record Expected
In: W European History (general)
By: John Reynolds
Sep 14, 2009
The Reformation – Why it Succeeded: Islam and the Christian Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: robin pilling
Sep 11, 2009
Reformation – Why The Church Needed Reforming: How The Early Church Went Astray
In: W European History (general)
By: robin pilling
Sep 8, 2009
Kindertransport Before the Second World War: Helping Jewish Children to Escape to Britain
In: W European History (general)
By: Fiona Allison
Sep 7, 2009
Halloween Through the Centuries: Celtic Origins and Christian Contributions to the Eve of All Hallow
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Sep 6, 2009
Vampires in Western Europe: Before Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Vampires were Popular in Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Aug 24, 2009
The Free Companies of the 14th Century: Professional Brigands that Plagued Europe in the 1400s
In: W European History (general)
By: David Pilling
Aug 17, 2009
The Trial of the Bideford Witches, 1682: Witchcraft, Superstition and the Persecution of Innocents
In: W European History (general)
By: David Pilling
Aug 4, 2009
The Myth of Jewish Blood Libel: How a Medieaval Murder led to Anti-Semitism
In: W European History (general)
By: Fiona Allison
Jul 18, 2009
World War One and the Coming of the Next War: How the Versailles Treaty Contributed to World War II
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jul 18, 2009
Alliances and Mobilization in 1914 Europe: The Coming of the Great War was Avoidable and Preventable
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jul 16, 2009
The Myths Surrounding Famous Inventions: The Real History Behind Fabled Inventions
In: W European History (general)
By: John O'Connor
Jul 11, 2009
Economic Factors and Renaissance Inventions: How Commerce Affected Expansion, Navigation and the New World
In: W European History (general)
By: Arash Farzaneh
Jul 8, 2009
Early 19th Century Revolutionary Movements: Nationalism and Liberalism Fueled Post Napoleonic Revolts in Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jun 29, 2009
Enlightenment Ideas Challenge the Old Regime: Thinkers like Voltaire and Rousseau Left a Long Legacy of Criticism
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jun 21, 2009
Ancient Superstition and Religion: Adapting Pre-Christian Beliefs and Practices in Roman Catholicism
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jun 14, 2009
Early Modern Architects: Seven Architects of the Renaissance
In: W European History (general)
By: Robert Marcell
Jun 11, 2009
Vampires: A Brief History of Vampire Mythology
In: W European History (general)
By: Deanna Proach
Jun 6, 2009
A Brief Look at the Knights Templar: Controversy and secrecy revealed.
In: W European History (general)
By: Cathy Beasley
May 31, 2009
The Scottish Maiden Beheading Machine: Dr Guillotin Was Not the Man who Invented the Guillotine
In: W European History (general)
By: James Parsons
May 9, 2009
Thomas Münzer: Leader in the German Peasant Revolt
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
May 3, 2009
European Agriculture: Farming in Europe from 1500 to 1815
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Apr 30, 2009
The Definition of Propaganda: What is Propaganda Anyway?
In: W European History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Apr 30, 2009
Nietzsche and Freud: Nineteenth Century Intellectuals
In: W European History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Apr 30, 2009
The Essence of the Enlightenment: The Impact of Intellectuals
In: W European History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Apr 30, 2009
The Age of Ideologies: Secularism and Progress in the Nineteenth Century
In: W European History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Apr 2, 2009
Charles V: Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Apr 1, 2009
The History and Development of Sundials: For Millenia The Sundial Was the Main Instrument for Measuring Time
In: W European History (general)
By: Tony Allen
Mar 29, 2009
The Great European Witch Hunt: Persecution of Witches Increases During the Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Mar 16, 2009
Hegel's Subjective and Concrete Individuality: History's Path towards Development of Humanity in the Germanic World
In: W European History (general)
By: Arash Farzaneh
Mar 9, 2009
A History of Pirates: A Pirate's life in the 17th and 18th centuries
In: W European History (general)
By: Deanna Proach
Mar 8, 2009
Renaissance Pilgrims: Religious Pilgrimages
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Mar 1, 2009
The Language of Flowers: Victorian Floriography and the Messages of Plants
In: W European History (general)
By: Barbara Higham
Feb 27, 2009
Pace-Egg Plays: Traditional Easter Festival Pace-Egg Drama In the North of England
In: W European History (general)
By: Barbara Higham
Feb 27, 2009
Methods of Decapitation: A History of the Guillotine
In: W European History (general)
By: Deanna Proach
Feb 23, 2009
Machiavelli and the Protestant Reformation: Luther Employed Machiavelli’s Precepts on the Eve of the Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Davis
Feb 22, 2009
Early Crashes and Bubbles: Some Bubbles and Stock Market Crashes Of The Past
In: W European History (general)
By: Lisa Sanderson
Feb 21, 2009
Renaissance Travel: How People Traveled During the Renaissance
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Feb 17, 2009
Imperlialism and Christian Missions: The Missionary Movement of the Late Nineteenth Century
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Feb 15, 2009
The Eighteenth Century Philosophes: Knowledge, Science, and Organized Religion
In: W European History (general)
By: Jeanie Turner
Feb 14, 2009
The Middle Class in the Late 19th Century: The Effects of Industrialization, Urbanization, and Consumerism
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Feb 9, 2009
Protestant Reformation Movement: How it Started in Europe in the 1500s
In: W European History (general)
By: Gwendolyn Cuizon
Feb 3, 2009
Farming During the Renaissance: Agriculture in Western Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Feb 3, 2009
Congress of Vienna and Conservatism in 1815: The Victorious Powers Restore the Old Order
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jan 25, 2009
Charles Darwin - Theory of Evolution: On the Origin of Species - Visit New Darwin Centre
In: W European History (general)
By: Cathy Smith
Jan 20, 2009
The First Doll's House: The Munich Baby House
In: W European History (general)
By: Joseph Allen McCullough
Jan 17, 2009
Jewish Persecution in Europe: An Overview of Anti-Semitism From the Crusades to the Early Modern
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Jan 4, 2009
Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette: Failed Escape at Varennes
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Jan 4, 2009
Renaissance Humanism and the Human Perspective: Humanistic Ideas and Contributions of the Renaissance Period
In: W European History (general)
By: Arash Farzaneh
Jan 1, 2009
The Historical Influences of the Printing Press: Book Publication and a Change in Consciousness and Mentality
In: W European History (general)
By: Arash Farzaneh
Dec 31, 2008
Renaissance and a Humanist Approach to Fine Arts: The Shift towards Human-centered Focus in Architecture and Painting
In: W European History (general)
By: Arash Farzaneh
Dec 30, 2008
The Diplomatic Revolution of 1756: The Reversal of Traditional Alliances in Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Jason Chavis
Dec 27, 2008
Communism and Capitalism Compared: Capitalism Was a True Model While Communism Remains a Theory
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Dec 23, 2008
Discover Father Christmas's Roots: From a Fourth-Century Turkish Bishop, Santa Claus Has Come Far
In: W European History (general)
By: Peter John Shearing
Dec 21, 2008
The History of Mistletoe: Why Mistletoe is Used at Christmas
In: W European History (general)
By: Jen Syrkiewicz
Dec 17, 2008
Wartime Truces in History: Music, Football and Bartering in Times of War
In: W European History (general)
By: Lito Apostolakou
Dec 15, 2008
The Industrial Revolution outside Great Britain: Prussia / Germany Challenged British Industrial Production Levels
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Dec 12, 2008
Gregory VII, Henry IV & the Investiture Conflict: A Reformist Pope Battles a Powerful Emperor Over Church Authority
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Dec 12, 2008
The Calamitous Fourteenth Century in Europe: Bubonic Plague, the Hundred Years' War, and Famine Alter Societies
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Dec 4, 2008
Indulgences in Medieval Europe: Pope Urban II's Plenary Crusade Indulgence Expanded by Other Popes
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Nov 23, 2008
Munich Beer Hall Putsch: Hitler Tries to Overthrow the Weimar Republic
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Nov 23, 2008
The Council of Trent: Delayed Papal Response to the Protestant Reformation
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Nov 19, 2008
The rise of European empires up to 1914: Europe and imperialism before the First World War
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Nov 15, 2008
Renaissance Housing: Where people lived during the European Renaissance
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Nov 11, 2008
Everyday Life in the Middle Ages: Undoubtedly a Hard Struggle
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Nov 9, 2008
Evidence of the Green Man in Europe: Pagan Symbol of the Forest is Enjoying a Renaissance
In: W European History (general)
By: Marc Latham
Nov 2, 2008
The Twelve Days of Christmas: From Boxing Day on 26th December to Epiphany on 6th January
In: W European History (general)
By: Joanne E. Brannan
Oct 29, 2008
The Origins of Bonfire and Fireworks Night: The History of Guy Fawkes Celebrations on November the Fifth
In: W European History (general)
By: Jen Syrkiewicz
Oct 19, 2008
The Black Death in Europe: How it caused widespread social changes
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Oct 15, 2008
The Origins of Halloween: A Brief Halloween History
In: W European History (general)
By: Jen Syrkiewicz
Oct 11, 2008
Karl Marx And His Theory Of Alienation: How Alienation Related To Industrial Changes
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Sep 17, 2008
Renaissance: A Rebirth of Classical Era Thought: Petrarch, Pico Base Humanist Philosophies on Greek, Roman Times
In: W European History (general)
By: Stephanie Cox
Sep 6, 2008
World War I Spy Mata Hari: Many Believe the Notorious Spy Was Innocent of Espionage
In: W European History (general)
By: Susan Belknapp
Jul 20, 2008
Family Structure in Europe 1450 to 1750: The Development of the "European-style" Family
In: W European History (general)
By: Megan Worley
Jul 19, 2008
Castle Fortifications Transformed to Stone: Castle Defense Improvements Offered Better Protection
In: W European History (general)
By: Susan M. Andrus
Jul 12, 2008
Jean - Jacques Rousseau and the Social Contract: The political impact of Rousseau's ideas
In: W European History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Jul 3, 2008
The Golden Age of Canals: Europe Embraced Canal Usage and Development
In: W European History (general)
By: Jim Rada
Jun 19, 2008
Pope Gregory VII: Makes Christianity Important in the Middle Ages
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Jun 11, 2008
The General Will: The Key to Forming a Nation
In: W European History (general)
By: Jonathan Moroschan
Jun 1, 2008
Protestant Refomation Leaders: Protestant Reformers Who Shaped Religion in Western Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
May 29, 2008
The Reformation and Secularization: Reformation Eroded Absolute Political Power of the Catholic Church
In: W European History (general)
By: Roger Saunders
May 13, 2008
Moral Authority and Imperialism: Justification in the age of empire
In: W European History (general)
By: Michael LeFlem
Mar 28, 2008
The Hanseatic League: Controlling European Trade in The Middle Ages
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Mar 18, 2008
Renaissance Movers & Shakers: Five People Who Made a Difference in Renaissance Europe
In: W European History (general)
By: Lorri Brown
Mar 13, 2008
Dynamics of Mary & Elizabeth: Mary of Scots is a tragic figure-was Elizabeth of England the same?
In: W European History (general)
By: Anastacia Prisbrey
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