Bob Lynn·Aug 17The Fog’s EdgeA prisoner draws maps for the enemy. The lines hold. The world beyond the vellum does not.
Edward Lithium·Dec 21, 2025The Iron-Coated Republican: Sir Arthur Haselrig and the Divine Hint England IgnoredBy Edward Lithium & Co
Marc Kwiatkowski·Oct 26, 2025England Under The StuartsI went to Vassar College, a small, formerly female liberal arts college in Poughkeepsie New York. Despite having some aptitude for math and…A response icon1A response icon1
Alyssa McDonald·Apr 9, 2025Authoritarianism in Times of Crisis: A Comparative Analysis of Hobbes and Kropotkin(For context, this was my first term paper that I wrote for my Spring 2022 course “Modern Political Thought” at Northeastern University.)
Bob Lynn·Sep 2, 2024Turning Tides: The Battle of Cropredy Bridge and Its Impact on the English Civil WarThe Battle of Cropredy Bridge, fought on June 29, 1644, was a significant event during the First English Civil War. This battle, although…
InRead or Die!byJohn Welford·Aug 2, 2023Not All The Ruins Were Knocked About By CromwellDiscredit where it’s due — but not where it’s not!A response icon2A response icon2
WhatSuzyWroteNext·May 12, 2023Am I a royalist? How the coronation sparked an exploration of my past . . .As I watched the coronation of King Charles III on TV, I found myself questioning my long-held view that I’m a royalist. If asked the…
InShort HistorybyJohn Welford·Apr 25, 2023How The Battle of Marston Moor Was LostHad a general not lost his head, the result could have been very differentA response icon5A response icon5
John Welford·Mar 6, 2023Market Harborough, LeicestershireA historic town with some very interesting buildings
