Résultats pour "The Cousins" dans Histoire

In her essay on Jacquetta, Philippa Gregory uses original documents, archaeology and histories of myth and witchcraft to create the first-ever biography of the young duchess who was to survive two reigns and two wars to become the first lady at two rival courts. David Baldwin, established author on the Wars of the Roses, tells the story of Elizabeth Woodville, the first commoner to marry a king of England for love, and Michael Jones, fellow of the Royal Historical Society, writes of Margaret Beaufort, the almost-unknown matriarch of the House of Tudor. The Women of the Cousins’ War will appeal to all.

1338 A.D. - Exiled to a convent after her father’s execution for treason, Katelyn de Blays has fleeting memories of the man she adored and the outside world. When her brother’s search leads him to find Katelyn after many years, she is eager to leave with Landon and begin a new life. He brings her to the court of her cousin, Edward III, who betroths Katelyn to a powerful earl of Northumberland, using her as a political pawn to show his continued support of his northern noblemen.

Throughout her lonely and isolated childhood, with only her dogs and dolls for company, Queen Victoria relished the visits of her cousins, many of whom she came to regard as surrogate brothers and sisters. From the newly created Empire of Mexico, to the largely undiscovered African Congo, their influence crossed continents; and their lives, spanning more than a century, were interwoven with some of the most significant events of the age.

Plongez au cœur de l'histoire humaine pour comprendre comment l'agriculture a forgé civilisations et inégalités. Cette écoute intellectuellement stimulante transforme votre trajet quotidien en une vaste exploration anthropologique. Le passage de la vie nomade à la sédentarité s'avère...

When killing cousins David Alan Gore and Fred Waterfield realized as teens that they shared the same sick, twisted sex fantasies of raping helpless, bound women who were completely at their mercy, Florida's quiet Vero Beach would be never be the same. Some of the least remorseful of all American serial killers, the deadly duo stalked their victims, often hitchhikes they believed would never be missed, using Gore's auxiliary deputy badge as a ruse to lure them into their vehicle. After that, they were most likely to be driven to their deaths.

Discover a captivating glimpse into the rich culture of Korea through the eyes of Yung Pak, a young boy navigating the exciting changes in his homeland. This enchanting book is part of a series designed to introduce children to diverse cultures in a fun and engaging way. As Korea emerges on the world stage, Yung Paks story offers a unique perspective for his Western cousins, revealing the vibrant traditions, customs, and superstitions that shape his life. With education and civilization lighting the way, the new generation of Koreans is destined to make their mark in history. This book aims to...

Join Bertha, Gretchen, and Hans on an enchanting journey to 19th Century Germany in this delightful installment of the Our Little Cousin series. Aimed at North American children, this book introduces young readers to their cousins across the globe, offering a glimpse into life in a charming toy-making village nestled in the picturesque Black Forest. Discover their fascinating customs, rich traditions, and the vibrant culture through stories of their work, architecture, music, and more. (Claudia Salto)

In Our Little Canadian Cousin, the author invites readers to explore the rich tapestry of late 19th-century Canadian home life. This narrative captures not just the warmth of a cozy fireside or the bustling activity of a country kitchen, but also the exhilarating outdoor adventures that define Canadian culture—think sleigh rides, skating on frozen lakes, snowshoeing through winter wonderlands, and the thrill of camping in vast, untouched landscapes. It’s a celebration of the joys found in a land where there’s always room to play. (Summary from the Authors foreword)

This book tells about life in Mexico in the early 20th century, through the eyes of a little girl, Juanita. As the story follows her, the reader learns about cultural practices, historical events, and famous landmarks. (Summary by Mike Dunn)This show includes AI-generated content.

Step back in time to the late 1800s and discover the intriguing journey of Fergus and Jean Hume, along with their family, as they set sail from Scotland to start a new life in Australia. This enchanting tale follows their adventure through the vibrant landscapes of Melbourne and Sydney, where they encounter a world filled with curious sights and experiences. As their father prepares to establish a new homestead, the Scottish children and their parents navigate the challenges and wonders of immigration. Join us for a captivating exploration of life in this part of the British Empire! (Summary ...

Join Lotus Blossom and her little brother Toyo as they take you on a delightful journey through their everyday lives. Discover the richness of Japanese customs and culture in this charming exploration that brings their world to life. (Summary by Julia Niedermaier)

In this engaging volume, I aim to provide young readers with a vivid and personal insight into the diverse and expansive territory known as the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This unique collection of provinces, united under a single ruler, is fascinatingly the only significant country in the world without a distinct language of its own, as its various ethnic groups—German, Slav, Magyar, and others—each communicate in their own tongues. While the book primarily focuses on Austria and Tyrol, it also offers glimpses into other provinces, including Dalmatia and Bosnia, ensuring a well-rounded ...

Dive into the enchanting world of Our Little Spanish Cousin, a captivating book crafted for American children in the early 1900s. This delightful tale aims to educate young minds about the vibrant customs and lifestyles of their cousins from various corners of the globe, reflecting a snapshot of cultures as they existed at the close of the 19th century. Bathed in the warmth of the Southern sun and bordered by the Mediterranean, the Iberian Peninsula is a land rich in history and hospitality. It was from these shores that Columbus embarked on his journey to discover a new world, with the ...

This charming book invites American children and adults alike to explore the rich culture and daily lives of the children of Ireland. As part of a broader series dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures around the globe, it aims to educate, enlighten, and promote tolerance. In the preface, readers are introduced to the enchanting Emerald Isle, known for its lush landscapes and vibrant hues that come alive after gentle rains. The people of Ireland are depicted as cheerful and resilient, always managing to find humor even in hardship. The narrative touches on ...

Long before Columbus set sail for America, courageous explorers from northern Europe braved the vast, uncharted waters of the Atlantic. These intrepid adventurers were known as Vikings, hailing from the Scandinavian peninsula, which is now home to the united realm of Norway and Sweden. Many of our Norwegian cousins have made the journey to America, seeking a warmer sun and gentler winds. Their fair-haired children are growing up among us, embodying the values their parents hold dear bravery, honesty, kindness to all creatures, and a steadfast commitment to even the smallest duties. These are ...

Beginning with a deceptively simple question - why are the Abraham Accords named after Abraham? – this series is a whirlwind tour of geopolitics, theology, pop culture, and anthropological theory that picks up on old Abe as both a universal symbol and the ancestor of two peoples: the Arabs and the Jews. As we’ll see, cousins can be pretty bad.Published by Kollo Media in partnership with The Diasporist.Produced by Ben Schuman-Stoler, Matan Kaminer, and LABA fellow Guli Hashiloni.Music and theme by Adam Maor.Check out @kollomedia and @the_diasporist on Instagram.

This story will allow both young and old to learn about some of Mexico's history, customs, daily life, and beautiful places through the eyes and experiences of Juanita, a young Mexican girl, and her friends. (Summary by Sue Gill)

Our American Cousin is an 1858 three-act play by English playwright Tom Taylor. The play is a farce whose plot is based on the introduction of an awkward, boorish, but honest American, Asa Trenchard, to his aristocratic English relatives when he goes to England to claim the family estate. . . . Although the play achieved great renown during its first few years and remained very popular throughout the second half of the 19th century, it is best remembered as the play U.S. President Abraham Lincoln was attending in Ford's Theatre when he was assassinated by actor and Confederate sympathizer John...

Graham Pitchfork has built on these reminiscences to trace the roles of Beaufighter squadrons spread across all the theaters of World War Two operations. From home bases, through north-west Europe, North Africa, Malta, and the Mediterranean to the far Far East and south-west Pacific, the Beaufighter served far and wide as did the crews of the RAF, RAAF, SAAF, and New Zealand and Canadian squadrons. All are covered in this quite unique book to be savored by all those interested in the war in the air from 1939-1945. 

Cousins, Alayna and Candace, discuss the wildest true crime cases of all time.