18. August 2022
Perceptions of Ottoman Military Slavery: Orientalism & the Zanj Rebellion
Written by Adam Hasewinkle The concept of “Orientalism” proposed by Edward Said unfortunately envelops much…
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1. May 2022
Science, Religion, and Racism in Philadelphia: the Impacts of the Works of Samuel Morton and Charles Darwin in Philadelphia during the mid-1800s
Written by Pearl Mallick You can't demand truth and reconciliation. You have to demand truth…
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19. March 2022
Irish Independence Resistance during ‘The Troubles’
Written by Edward Hughes The Irish Independence resistance movement was one of the bloodiest, fragmented…
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23. January 2022
The Battle of Chaffin’s Farm: A Trial By Fire for the Union’s Black Troops
Written by Evan Hocter The Battle of Chaffin’s Farm and New Market Heights was a…
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27. November 2021
The Trail To Triumph
Accomplishments that took place during the Last Hundred Days also include the independence Canada gained…
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18. August 2021
How far can the royal progresses explain the relationship between the state and the localities in the Elizabethan period?
The royal progresses posed a unique opportunity for both the people of Elizabethan England and…
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6. May 2021
Nineteenth-Century Middle-Class American Women: Marriage, Relationships and the Struggle for Identity in a Patriarchal Society
If marriage was the ideal lifestyle for women in the mid-nineteenth century, it should be…
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18. April 2021
Dust in the Wind: The Dirty Thirties
The grainy black-and-white photos left behind are among the stark reminders of an otherwise forgotten…
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5. April 2021
The Evolution of Views on Charging Interest
Some philosophers such as Aristotle believed interest should not be charged just because it was…
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1. March 2021
The King and his vassal: Reflection on the figures Alfonso VI and El Cid
Moving forward into the final years of Alfonso’s life, it is clear from his actions…
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