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Hengist by John Speed's — 05 Jun 2023

Revolt Of The Angle, Saxon and Jute Mercenaries In Britannia

By Tony Sullivan

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Three Saxon keels slipped effortlessly through the waves towards the Kentish coast. The white cliffs glided past as the rowers, 20 on each side kept a constant rhythm. The shallow-draft oaken hull, 90 feet long (27 meters), drew just four feet of...
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Hengist by John Speed's — 05 Jun 2023

Revolt Of The Angle, Saxon and Jute Mercenaries In Britannia

By Tony Sullivan

History & Tradition

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Three Saxon keels slipped effortlessly through the waves towards the Kentish coast. The white cliffs glided past as the rowers, 20 on each side kept a constant rhythm. The shallow-draft oaken hull, 90 feet long (27 meters), drew just four feet of...
Read More

Top Image: Pirates in a tavern (smile4u/Adobe Stock) — 29 May 2023

Fine Dining With The Pirates Of The Caribbean

By Aaronne Colagrossi

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Caribbean cuisine was certainly founded by pirates. Images of filibusters as ragamuffins gnawing bugs in some cell, or perhaps scraping the bottom of some barrel adrift in the Caribbean, hunting for prey, or that of pirates getting drunk in front...
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Top Image: Pirates in a tavern (smile4u/Adobe Stock) — 29 May 2023

Fine Dining With The Pirates Of The Caribbean

By Aaronne Colagrossi

History & Tradition

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Caribbean cuisine was certainly founded by pirates. Images of filibusters as ragamuffins gnawing bugs in some cell, or perhaps scraping the bottom of some barrel adrift in the Caribbean, hunting for prey, or that of pirates getting drunk in front...
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Roma emperor walking along a colonnade (Giordano Aita/ Adobe Stock) — 26 May 2023

The Men Who Ruled The World From Rome

By Mario Bartolini

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The history of the classical Roman State spanned more than 12 centuries. It extended from the foundation of Rome in 753 BC to the fall of the western part of the Empire in 476 AD. The rich legacy left by the Romans represents for the Western World...
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Roma emperor walking along a colonnade (Giordano Aita/ Adobe Stock) — 26 May 2023

The Men Who Ruled The World From Rome

By Mario Bartolini

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The history of the classical Roman State spanned more than 12 centuries. It extended from the foundation of Rome in 753 BC to the fall of the western part of the Empire in 476 AD. The rich legacy left by the Romans represents for the Western World...
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Third Century Crisis Invasion of the Goths ( Kristian/ Adobe Stock) — 24 May 2023

Goths On The Move: The Third Century Barbaricum Invasion of the Roman Empire

By Jake Leigh-Howarth

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In 238 AD, after at least two generations with no mention of the Goths, denizens of the territories above the Roman province of Dacia (modern Romania), showed the first signs of a barbarian renaissance in the uprising. Ominously, as if from...
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Third Century Crisis Invasion of the Goths ( Kristian/ Adobe Stock) — 24 May 2023

Goths On The Move: The Third Century Barbaricum Invasion of the Roman Empire

By Jake Leigh-Howarth

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In 238 AD, after at least two generations with no mention of the Goths, denizens of the territories above the Roman province of Dacia (modern Romania), showed the first signs of a barbarian renaissance in the uprising. Ominously, as if from...
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The Holy Lance held in Schatzkammer, Vienna, Austria (René Hanke / CC BY-SA 3.0 ) — 22 May 2023

What Happened To The Coveted Spear Of Destiny?

By Ken Jeremiah

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Throughout the centuries, Christianity has been a fiery topic. Some debate about its true origins and connections to other religions, while others look at the malfeasances of some of its religious leaders. Another facet that has been talked...
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The Holy Lance held in Schatzkammer, Vienna, Austria (René Hanke / CC BY-SA 3.0 ) — 22 May 2023

What Happened To The Coveted Spear Of Destiny?

By Ken Jeremiah

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Throughout the centuries, Christianity has been a fiery topic. Some debate about its true origins and connections to other religions, while others look at the malfeasances of some of its religious leaders. Another facet that has been talked...
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