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The Alhambra: a photo essay2 comments

globalnomadfamily wrote 1 week ago: The Alhambra! We recently went to Spain for our Easter holidays.  After visiting Sevilla we went to … more →

Tags: by Nicole, Spain, travel in europe, Travel Tips, 1492, alhambra, Charles V, Christopher Columbus, Family

Friday Mystery Photo11 comments

Dmitrii wrote 2 weeks ago: This time around I want to know not just where it is, but whose statue that is and why it is there. … more →

Tags: Around the World, Puerto Rico, San Juan, HDR, Isabella I, old san juan

GREEN ACRES

WilliamsProjects wrote 1 month ago: April 22nd in history: The first “Earth Day” was observed on April 22nd, 1970. Historian … more →

Tags: Today in History, Trivia, April, Earth, Oscars, Oklahoma, Earth Day, Christopher Columbus, Spain

Life in the 'Diff - Caerphilly Castle7 comments

positivelywicked wrote 1 month ago: It has been a number of months since I last visited somewhere in order to ‘blog’ about t … more →

Tags: Travels, cardiff, English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell, Castell Coch, Marquess of Bute, Cardiff Castle, St. Fagans, Doctor Who

Dead Presidents, Living Americans, and Spanish Queens – Who Can Be on a Coin??

BlogWolff wrote 1 month ago: Q:  Who was the first living person to appear on a U.S. coin?  A:  Many people believe that Eunice K … more →

Tags: copy writing, silver dollar, silver coins, U.S.GOLD, President, Silver Bronze, History, Columbus, half dollars

Spanish Inquisition = Publication (At Last)

mpiskun wrote 2 months ago:   I guess the 10th time is a charm! My story “The Cost that Lies Between Heaven and Earth … more →

Tags: Black Static, Erotic Fiction, parsec, Pseudopod, shock totem, Spanish Inquisition, Temptation Magazine

Back to school!

dinasbookshelf wrote 3 months ago: … more →

Tags: Photos 2, photos, Letters, School, Christopher Columbus, King Ferdinand, Homework, English major, English

GOVERNMENT PROCESS

james1948 wrote 3 months ago: ‘Tis far better to laugh than to cry, and this one serves us well. Part of rebuilding New Orle … more →

Tags: Politics 2, God, Real Estate, Business, Christopher Columbus, New Orleans, fha, loan application, FHA Loan

Another Very Nicely Done Book2 comments

fenwaybraxton wrote 5 months ago: No, it’s not another volume by me. That may be a couple of months off yet. This is an unassumi … more →

Tags: Conspiracy, History, Edward II, Edward III, Mortimer, Paul Doherty, royal murder, escape

Cristóbal HWT Colón, the Flat World, and Colonization

Monsignor Hwt wrote 5 months ago: Christopher Columbus Cristoforo Colombo, A.K.A. Christopher Columbus, is often considered one of the … more →

Tags: Hwt History, Christopher Columbus, King Ferdinand, Ptolemy, Aristotle, Eratosthenes, vitruvian man, Robot, Antillia

The 16th Century

thomastozer wrote 5 months ago: Upheaval was everywhere in the 15th and 16th century. Events occurred all over the world, and they s … more →

Tags: 16th Century, History, France, Exploration, Huguenots, Protestants, Catholics, Catholocism, Henry VIII

RR Autograph Auctions Queen Isabella Spanish Monarch Manuscript Document

RR Autograph Auctions wrote 6 months ago: RR Autograph Auctions Queen Isabella Spanish monarch (1451–1504) best known as the sponsor and patro … more →

Tags: RR Auction, rr auctions, RRAuction, RR Autograph Auction, RR Autograph Auctions, rrauctions

Slavery in Mexico by Shep Lenchek

ilovehistoryandresearch wrote 7 months ago: Slavery in Mexico by Shep Lenchek “In 1493 Pope Alexander VI, while granting Spain the right t … more →

Tags: Africa, History, ancestry, Ethnic Groups, Racism, Trivia, migration, Culture, Research

MORE WORLDS TO CONQUER

WilliamsProjects wrote 7 months ago: October 19 in history: Two European kingdoms joined to become Spain as the result of a royal wedding … more →

Tags: Today in History, Trivia, October, boxing, Napoleon Bonaparte, Spain, Evander Holyfield, King Ferdinand, Aragon

Cristoforo Columbo or Cristobal Colon9 comments

Jillian Chantal wrote 1 year ago: He was born in Italy, served the sovereigns of Spain, got lost at sea and found the Bahamas.  We ang … more →

Tags: Holiday, Jillian Chantal, Holiday 2, Christopher Columbus, Columbus Day, Cristoforo

“In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue”2 comments

newempiregroupblog wrote 1 year ago: That was the jingle we were all taught in grammar school when learning about Christopher Columbus’s … more →

Tags: New Empire Group, Christopher Columbus, King Ferdinand, Juan Ponce de Leon, New World

Did Sotheby's Make A Mistake?

BarbaraAnne wrote 1 year ago: Here is an openwork ivory comb they identified as being from the Nasrid dynasty of 15th-Century Spai … more →

Tags: Spanish Hair comb, Nasrid dynasty, 15th Century Spain, 18th Century Spain, King Ferdinand, Torquemada, Spanish ivory comb

ISABELLA: SHE-WOLF OF FRANCE, QUEEN OF ENGLAND by Alison Weir

Kanti Burns wrote 1 year ago: Let’s start with the title. First, the “of France”: true she was born in France, w … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Biography & Autobiography, Non-Fiction (historical), Alison Weir, Edward II, She-Wolf of France

Just Three Quick Questions1 comment

hermithaven wrote 1 year ago: 1.  Wasn’t Christopher Columbus the first super salesman because he sold Queen Isabella by say … more →

Tags: Christopher Columbus


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