Most of our account of war comes from Herodotus and other Greek writers who were obviously biased. Therefore, their work should be used with caution. More generally, the war played a decisive role in forming … Read more
The Battle of Zorndorf is remembered as one of the bloodiest and most brutal confrontations in the Seven Years’ War. Taking place on August 25, 1758, near the village of Zorndorf in eastern Prussia (now … Read more
The University of Oxford, one of the oldest universities in the world, has a long history of conflicts between its students and the local townspeople. These tensions were exacerbated by economic, social, and jurisdictional issues, … Read more