History Explored
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Magic, spells, old gods and witches: how to survive in medieval England
By DAVID MYTON
It is late February in the Year of our Lord 1003 and it is time for Leofhelm to plough his field in readiness for the first spring plantings. The year just gone was a grievous time in this land of England with manifold...
Astrologer and scientist John Dee: the man who communed with the Angels
By DAVID MYTON
On June 22 in the year 1583 the Archangel Gabriel, celestial messenger of annunciation, resurrection, and revelation, guardian of Eden and the Gates of Paradise, engaged in conversation with John Dee, a man of learned r...
Contrary Mary Wollstonecraft, the trailblazing feminist who shaped up to the big boys
By DAVID MYTON
A surge of outrage roiled through Mary Wollstonecraft as she read the fifth and final volume of the renowned philosopher’s work titled Emilius and Sophia: or, a new system of education. Its author was none other than Je...
Kissmyarse, Suckfizzle, Gargantua and Pantagruel: it's Rabelais' crazy crew
Be not offended with this book, whilst on it you look: For it contains no badness, nor infection: ‘Tis true that it brings forth to you no birth Of any value, but in point of mirth; Thinking how sorrow might your mind Consume, I could no ap...
Karl Jaspers and the Axial Age ... was it really a thing?
By DAVID MYTON
Karl Jaspers had good reason to be content with his career. He was doing ok. He’d been working at the University of Heidelberg since 1916, first as an assistant professor in psychology before switching disciplines to ph...
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My name is David. I am a journalist who loves writing about history,especially the medieval era. I have a BA with First Class Honours in History.
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