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Harry McNeile
Nov 274 min read
La Grande Évasion: The royal blunder with regicidal consequences
On the evening of the 20th of June 1791, five inconspicuously dressed figures exited the Tuileries Palace. These individuals claimed to...
Chloe Stack
Oct 193 min read
Salem in 1692: The Accused Weren’t Chosen at Random
One of the most well-known aspects of the Salem Witch Trials is the seemingly random accusations of witchcraft and the supposed readiness...
Martin Day
Oct 125 min read
Die Konquistadoren: The Strange, Forgotten Tale of the German Quest for El Dorado
Name a country that colonised the New World. Immediately, I’m sure you’ll think of the Spanish and their conquistadors: Hernán Cortés...
Anna Sacks
Oct 54 min read
Was a peaceful transferal of power from Elizabeth I to James I in 1603 inevitable?
There was much fear and anxiety during the reign of Elizabeth I over what would happen when her reign came to an end. Perhaps...
Ellinor Hopkins
Sep 244 min read
Mary Read: The Defiant Life of a Female Pirate
The lives of Mary Read and her fellow female pirate Anne Bonny were immortalised in Captain Charles Johnson’s A General History of the...
Josh Mansley
Sep 234 min read
The European Trump: Martin Luther as a Populist Politician of His Era
In modern media, many journalists have attempted to identify the European equivalent of Donald Trump. The names often mentioned include...
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