New Medieval Books: What is Better than a Good Woman? - Medievalists.netAlice Chaucer rose to power in 15th-century England through strategic marriages, becoming a significant historical figure despite not being of noble birth.
New Medieval Books: Diary of a Black Jewish Messiah - Medievalists.netDavid Reubeni's diary offers a glimpse into a complex 16th-century figure who manipulated allegiances and identities while pursuing an enigmatic agenda.
Thomas Muntzer's Misunderstood RevolutionMüntzer's legacy of resistance against authority remains relevant today, inspiring contemporary movements against oppression and socio-economic inequality.
Briefly Noted Book ReviewsNagle's book underscores the importance of McGirt v. Oklahoma in reaffirming Native American sovereignty amid a history of injustice.
Himmler in the sauna, Hitler in love, Eichmann playing ping-pong: Richard Evans brings the Nazis closer to make them even more horrifyingRichard J. Evans's portrayal of Third Reich figures humanizes notorious criminals, revealing their personal traits and interests beyond their roles in the Nazi regime.
The Wide Wide SeaHampton Sides' book reexamines Captain Cook's legacy, underscoring the complexities of his ambitions and the consequences of his explorations on Indigenous peoples.
New Medieval Books: The Book of the Deeds of the Good Knight Jacques de Lalaing - Medievalists.netThe Book of the Deeds of the Good Knight Jacques de Lalaing offers profound insights into late Middle Ages chivalry and knightly conduct.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'Helen Castor's new book explores the political rivalry between Richard II and Henry IV, encapsulating medieval power dynamics and their historical implications.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'Helen Castor's new book delves into the political dynamics of medieval England through the rivalry of Richard II and Henry IV.
John of Brienne: King of Jerusalem and Emperor of Constantinople - Medievalists.netJohn of Brienne's remarkable yet overlooked legacy in medieval history is the focus of James Turner's new book now available for purchase.
Heinz-Peter King obituaryHeinz-Peter King was a distinguished medieval historian whose scholarly work significantly contributed to the understanding of monastic history in the Latin Church.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'Helen Castor's new book explores the political rivalry between Richard II and Henry IV, encapsulating medieval power dynamics and their historical implications.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'Helen Castor's new book delves into the political dynamics of medieval England through the rivalry of Richard II and Henry IV.
John of Brienne: King of Jerusalem and Emperor of Constantinople - Medievalists.netJohn of Brienne's remarkable yet overlooked legacy in medieval history is the focus of James Turner's new book now available for purchase.
Heinz-Peter King obituaryHeinz-Peter King was a distinguished medieval historian whose scholarly work significantly contributed to the understanding of monastic history in the Latin Church.
FilmWatch Weekly: Donald Trump meets Roy Cohn in 'The Apprentice,' Cate Blanchett locks horns with Kevin Kline in 'Disclaimer,' and moreThe film 'The Apprentice' portrays Donald Trump's evolution influenced by Roy Cohn, revealing impactful historical connections relevant to today's political climate.