Nov 12, 2009
Gossip Destroys a Pope's Memory: How Pope Clement V's Memory was Runined by Giovanni Villani
By: David Tubbs
Nov 9, 2009
Pope Clement V's Loyalties: The Unlikely English Friendly Papacy
By: David Tubbs
Nov 6, 2009
The Council of Constance and Jan Hus: When Secular Support is What Lies Between Life and Death
By: David Tubbs
Sep 23, 2009
The Destruction of the Knights Templar: The Guilty French King and the Scapegoat Pope
By: David Tubbs
Aug 11, 2009
The Black Prince: Edward of Woodstock, a Celebrated Medieval Knight
By: John Izzard
Jul 18, 2009
Battle of Verneuil 1424: A Second Agincourt
By: John Izzard
Jun 6, 2009
The Decline of the Medieval Knight: How Gunpowder Weaponry Rendered the Knight Obsolete in Battle
By: James Jackson
Jun 1, 2009
The Avignon Papacy: Babylonian Captivity of the Church 1309 - 1377
By: Michael Streich
May 13, 2009
Natural Magic And Modern Science: Magic’s Role in the Development of Contemporary Scientific Theory
By: Jessica Sprunt
May 5, 2009
Book Review – Scottish Baronial Castles 1250-145: Author Michael Brown, Illustrated by Adam Hook.
By: Rachel Bellerby
May 3, 2009
Martin Luther's Doctrinal Break With the Church: Luther's Reformation
By: Andrew Meeres
Mar 30, 2009
John Wycliffe and the English Catholic Church: Lollard Influences on the Ministry of Jan Huss in Bohemia
By: Michael Streich
Mar 29, 2009
Hanseatic League Dominance in Northern Germany: Trade Monopolies and Merchant Associations in Early Modern Europe
By: Michael Streich
Mar 16, 2009
The Black Death in 14th Century Europe: Danse Macabe and the Results of Bubonic Plague
By: Michael Streich
Mar 16, 2009
The Wakefield Cycle: The Towneley Mystery Plays, Including the Second Shepherd’s Play
By: Rachel Bellerby
Feb 23, 2009
The Battle of Towton, England, 1461: The Bloodiest Conflict of the War of the Roses
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jan 30, 2009
Cannibalism in Pre Modern Europe: Motives and Explanations For Abnormal Human Behavior
By: Michael Streich
Jan 24, 2009
Tomas de Torquemada: The grand Inquisitor of the Inquisition in Spain
By: Deanna Proach
Jan 21, 2009
The Spanish Inquisition: Reasons for the Inquisition
By: Deanna Proach
Jan 5, 2009
Britain in the Later Middle Ages: Edited by SH Rigby – Book Review
By: Rachel Bellerby
Dec 15, 2008
Joan of Arc: The Maid of Orleans
By: Deanna Proach
Dec 12, 2008
The Coronation of Edward II: A Monumental Blunder?
By: Carolyn M Cash
Dec 10, 2008
Elizabeth Wydville Queen-Dowager: Henry VII's Mother-in-law
By: Carolyn M Cash
Dec 10, 2008
Elizabeth Wydville and Richard III: Dame Grey, lately calling herself the Queen of England
By: Carolyn M Cash
Nov 5, 2008
Elizabeth Wydville In Sanctuary: Henry VI's Readeption and Edward IV's Restoration
By: Carolyn M Cash
Oct 13, 2008
Henry Virtuous Prince by David Starkey: Book Review – Book on the Childhood of Henry VIII
By: Rachel Bellerby
Oct 10, 2008
Elizabeth Wydville: Queen-Consort of Edward IV of England
By: Carolyn M Cash
Oct 1, 2008
The Princes In The Tower: The Mystery Surrounding Edward IV's Sons
By: Carolyn M Cash
Sep 29, 2008
The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth Century by Ian Mortimer
By: Rachel Bellerby
Aug 16, 2008
The Last Queen – A Novel – Book Review: Historical Fiction by C W Gortner
By: Rachel Bellerby
Aug 16, 2008
Monasteries and Society in the British Isles: Book Review - Book Edited by Janet Burton and Karen Stober
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jul 14, 2008
The Peasants' Revolt of 1381: Fourteenth Century Poll Tax Riots in England
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jul 12, 2008
The Battle for Christendom Book Review: The Council of Constance 1415 & the Struggle to Unite Against Islam
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jul 8, 2008
The Princes in the Tower Review: Alison Weir’s Latest Book
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jun 16, 2008
'The Siege' Book Review: By Ismail Kadare, Man Booker Prize Winner
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jun 16, 2008
The Black Death Book Review: ‘A Personal History’ by John Hatcher
By: Rachel Bellerby
Jun 16, 2008
The Black Death: Bubonic, pneumonic and septicemic Plague in the Fourteenth Century
By: Rachel Bellerby
May 5, 2008
The Gutenberg Bible: Generally Considered to be the First Mass-Produced Book
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
May 5, 2008
Archery in the Middle Ages: The Medieval Archer on the Battlefield
By: Rachel Bellerby
Apr 28, 2008
The Medieval Craft Guilds: Trade Associations in the Middle Ages
By: Rachel Bellerby
Mar 18, 2008
Richard III and Middleham Castle: The Childhood Home of the Last Plantagenet King
By: Rachel Bellerby
Dec 18, 2007
Medieval Apocalypse: Black Death: What was the plague?
By: Anastacia Prisbrey
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