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  • First World War – the war to end all wars. 1914 – 1918.
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    • Castles
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  • The Tudors – General
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How Modern Medical Training Evolved From Medieval Apprenticeships

How Modern Medical Training Evolved From Medieval Apprenticeships

April 29, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

The way doctors are trained has changed dramatically over the centuries. From shadowing experienced physicians in medieval times to structured training programmes today, the shift […]

Ukraine. Camporum Desertorum 1648. Beauplan

Lessons from Ukrainian History for Students 

March 15, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

Studying history is not just about memorizing dates and events; it is about understanding how the past shapes the present and the future. Ukrainian history, […]

Wealth of Nations

Wealth of Nations

March 3, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

On 9 March 1776 Adam Smith published ‘The Wealth of Nations’. It was published in two volumes with books 1-3 in volume 1 and 4&5 […]

Effective Study Notes For Acing Your GCSE History Exams 

January 23, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

Preparing for GCSE History exams can feel overwhelming, especially with an extensive syllabus and numerous topics to cover. However, effective study notes can transform your […]

HMS Cornwallis, last ship to leave the area as the 15-20th December withdrawal ended. Imperial War Museum.

Allied withdrawal from Gallipoli, 1916

January 6, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

On the night of 8/9 January 1916 the Allied withdrawal from Gallipoli was completed. On 22 November 1915 the Allies had decided to withdraw from […]

USS Pollock

7th January 1942: First confirmed sinking of a Japanese vessel by a US submarine.

January 4, 2025 Dan Moorhouse 0

7th January 1942: First confirmed sinking of a Japanese vessel by a US submarine in the Second World War. USS Pollack was the first US […]

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  • First World War – the war to end all wars. 1914 – 1918.
  • International Relations in the Inter-War Years
  • Second World War
  • America c1920-1941
  • America c1945 – 1971
  • Russia and the Soviet Union
  • Mao Zedong: China, c.1930–1976
  • Weimar and Nazi Germany
  • Holocaust
  • Cold War 1945-1972
  • Conflicts in Asia 1950-1975
  • Roman Britain
  • Medieval England c1066-1485
    • Castles
  • Normans
  • House of Plantagenet
  • Hundred Years War
  • Wars of the Roses 1455-1487
  • The Tudors – General
  • Elizabethan Era
  • British Civil War, Revolution and the execution of Charles I
  • British Empire: c1650-1900
  • Industrial Revolution
  • Liberal Reforms
  • History of Medicine
  • Primary History

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