Recently Boston police officer Justin Barrett sent out a mass e-mail in which he referred to Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. as a “banana eating jungle monkey,” and yet Barrett claims he is not a racist.

Both Henry the seventh and his more famous son Henry the eighth took an interest in the medicinal needs of their people.

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In other parts of Europe, particularly in the coastal areas of the Atlantic and the western side, the formation of the kingdoms and the development of national identities continued. The Swedes, Danes, and Norwegians, who were formerly part of the tribes that roamed the frontiers of the Roman Empire, had by now formed their own kingdoms. The Slavs were united under the leadership of the Czechs, while the Poles rallied behind the Duchy of Poland. The Magyars formed what we now call Hungary.

On why Henry VII was the most Machiavellian ruler of his time.

Over time, the topic of whether King Edward the first, being either a hero or villain has been debated.

An amusing list of activities which are normally associated with women, but that men would enjoy.

A brief look at the way we see Henry the 8th.

This is an article which discusses the most significant threat to Henry VII during his reign. The title is pretty self-explanatory really.

The 1963 Diem coup during the Vietnam War as well as the American ambassador’s role in it.