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Papal Rivalries and the Separation of Church and State - Pt Three
On the early modern separation of the Church into different states. Also, the game-theory of ancient Near-Eastern King/Priest dualities, and…
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From the Archives - On the Iconic Status of D-Day
On what may be the single most complex and difficult undertaking in human history
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Papal Rivalries and the Separation of Church and State - Pt Two
From Investiture to the Wars of Religion, and the Renaissance Papacy
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Papal Rivalries and the Separation of Church and State - Pt One
On the Papacy and the Fall of Rome, Constantinople, and the Rule of Harlots
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How Boethius Regained His Citizenship
On the Republic of the Mind in the Consolation of Philosophy
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On Historical Preconditions for Philosophy
Conditions and variables that can help encourage philosophical movements and traditions
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On Historical Recoveries
For all our fear of civilizational collapse, we spend little time talking about those civilizations which recovered from periods of decline or crisis
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Historical content and musings on teaching history, from a classical school perspective

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