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Another great Captivating book
It was helpful to have the timeline at the end of the book. I know that this is just a short overview of the Roman Empire, but I found it shocking that some Emperors were only given a sentence or two for their reigns.
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Great overview of the War of the Roses and an excellent lead in to the Tudor era
Overall, I am a big fan of the Captivating History series and this book didn't disappoint. While I consider myself well read on the War of the Roses and Tudor era, all three of the related releases from Captivating History contains information that I wasn't familiar with.
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Well written and easily understood book
An interesting history lesson in a well written and easily understood book. You will finish with a deeper understanding of an era. I love to learn new things, and this book taught me much.
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Childhood and Education
On January 30, 1882, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, named for his mother’s uncle Franklin Hughes Delano, [i] was born the only child of James Roosevelt and Sara Ann Delano in the Hudson Valley of Hyde Park, New York, at the Roosevelt estate that overlooked the Hudson River, seventy-five miles north of New York City. When his […]
Jackie Kennedy’s Childhood and Early Education
On July 28, 1929, Jackie was born as Jacqueline Lee Bouvier in Southampton, New York, in Southampton Hospital. Her mother was Janet Norton Lee (1907 –1989), and her father was John Vernou “Black Jack” Bouvier III (1891 – 1957). Janet Norton Lee’s ancestry was of Irish descent, while John Vernou Bouvier III’s family hailed from […]
Apep: Great Snake of Chaos (Egyptian Mythology)
There weren’t too many true monsters in Egyptian mythology, unlike the myths of many other cultures. The Norse had their Kraken and great wolf, Fenrir. The Greeks had their Scylla, Charybdis, Echidna, and Typhon. In Egypt’s lore, the only true monster was chaos which took the form of a giant snake. Its name was Apep […]
The Wealth from Saint-Domingue
Saint-Domingue covered the entire island. Prior to the Treaty of Ryswick that was made in 1697, the island had been a Spanish colony called Hispaniola. Following the treaty, the Spanish recognized France’s claim on the western third of the island. The French had occupied this portion of the island for most of the century, so […]
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