A biography of Henry Tudor, whose victory at Bosworth Field, marked the end of the Middle Ages. Born amidst the upheaval of the Wars of the Roses, King Henry spent his formative years in exile. His reign coincided with the High Renaissance of Michelangelo and Leonardo.
Elizabeth I and Her Courtiers
7 1/4"x9 7/8" 272 page softcover English history book. Publisher-Cardinal in 1974
Exploring the science of evolution, this guide offers a fresh perspective that distinguishes it from traditional texts. It aims to illuminate complex concepts through innovative explanations and engaging insights, making the subject accessible to a wide audience. Through unique approaches, readers will gain a deeper understanding of evolutionary principles and their significance in the natural world.
Challenging conventional religious teachings, the author emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and logical reasoning in education. The narrative argues that many students are burdened with misinformation that they must later unlearn to embrace scientific understanding and lead fulfilling lives. The text advocates for a curriculum that prioritizes truth and clarity, enabling students to navigate their future with a solid foundation free from misleading doctrines. The focus is on fostering a peaceful existence through informed learning.
1763 to the present time
Traces milestones in history from the Battle of Agincourt in 1415 which rekindled the Hundred Years War to the age of enlightenment ushered in by Erasmus in 1516.
Elizabeth I was England's first really successful female monarch. She defeated the Spanish Armada in 1588, promoted religious tolerance, and united England and Scotland at her death in 1603. She was the daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boleyn, and was known as the Virgin Queen and Gloriana. Her reign was known as a Golden Age. She used her sex as a strength not a weakness, and claimed she was married to England.
vom Pharaonenstaat zur Mondlandung
