This blog is about my work in history. My research involves war and society in modern Germany, and I am teaching general survey courses in European history.

Prof. Julian Syngen-Smythe takes you (no, not you....YOU) behind the scenes of The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely.

This is the place where I share my thoughts to the world.

Exposing religious hypocrisy & political folly.

Celebrating, educating and entertaining about Blacks throughout the world. This blog is open to all because ignorance is the greatest obstacle to unity.

The title is a latin phrase that means "many thoughts". Well, this is my intention, to post my thoughts, regardless of the topic. From science to history, from politics to religion, from sports to poetry...everything will be here.

Personal blog about Eleanor of Castile, and lots of my other interests especially history, film, music and humour.

A blog dedicated to all things historical.

Left Wing Analysis and Comment on news, history and politics from a Libertarian Communist/Anarchist Perspective Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Cardinal Wolsey's musings on Tudor history, medieval history, early-modern history and anything else that takes his fancy

Links for students of European history, organized by genre and topic. This collection was previously on a static webpage on my personal site, which I began in 2000. I have migrated the links to this blog, in order to make them easier to use and augment.

La civilización maya se extendió por el sur de Yucatán, parte de Guatemala y Honduras. Los mayas no constituían un estado unificado, sino que se organizaban en varias ciudades independientes. Tampoco hablaban una única lengua.

Freemasonry -- The Light and the Dark. Confessions, rants and mysterious Masonic mysteries from someone who knows, or should know better.

This blog contains information and advice about studying history and writing well. It is aimed at students in my survey courses on European History and Western Civilization.

Some believe that the Tarot deck first came about around the 14th - 15th century, but I personally believe it was here even before 13 century. Dear Sir Michael Anthony Eardley Dummett dismiss the idea that the Tarot system came about before 18th century, but he does admit that the system was in use in other ways. Personally I donÂ’t believe this, Sir Michael Anthony bases his thoughts on the mere fact that no evidence has been found so fare, which would pre-date the 17 century.