This Weeks Articles

The French poet Alain de Lille said, “A thousand roads lead a man forever to Rome.” This was his observation of the European world in...

It’s Christmas time so that means we’ll see Nativity scenes, Christmas trees, snow, and joy to mark the Birth of Jesus Christ. Today,...

The Crusades were a series of religious wars organized by the Christian Latin Church during the late 11th century in response to Islamic...

The Imperialism of the Roman Empire had a very simple plan: maintain. That meant there was no need to innovate in any field because such...

Many of us are familiar with, or have at least heard of, the Renaissance. The 14th-century Italian revival in classical (Greek & Latin)...

When his eyes shot open, Baron Robert felt a massive weight pressed against his chest. Slowly, air was being pushed from his mouth as he...

With the Industrial Revolution came specialization: the idea that one must become the master of one thing. Medicine, Entertainment,...