Christian Mayer Professor Evans Hist 103 6 October 2020 Charlemagne’s Conquest Charlemagne is largely regarded as the father of Europe. In his nearly seventy years of life, he led the Franks to conquer a significant portion of the known Continue reading
“It is the cause, not the death, that makes the martyr” (Napoleon Bonaparte). There is something that is far more dangerous than any weapon man can create, more uplifting than any act of service. This concept can catch the world Continue reading
Life is filled with normalcy. As creatures of habit, we are comfortable in routine, in the ability for the mind to satiate its need for similarity. Does this yearning lead to a lack of description about our way of life? Continue reading
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