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Problems of Distance, Communications, and Authority: How Charles V and Philip II Ruled the Global Spanish Empire
This paper examines how Spanish kings ensured the optimum reliability of their intelligence networks within Europe and with America.
Cody Mitchell
Mar 316 min read


Imperialism in the Far Reaches of the Roman Empire: Rome and Britain
The relationship between Rome and the province of Britannia is complex and the state’s methods of maintaining the province varied greatly.
Amelia Mitchell
Feb 258 min read


Plague and Print: An Essay on Plague and the Printing Press in Early Modern Europe
In the middle of the 15th century, the German inventor Gutenburg, designed and built the first known mechanised printing press in Europe.
Caleb Shaw
Feb 117 min read


Feeling the Spirit: Why the Christianisation of the South Pacific has Not Extinguished Indigenous Superstitions
Since its introduction to the South Pacific in the eighteenth century, Christianity has had a profoundly transformative impact on our region
Jasmine Koria
Jan 64 min read


Why did the Reformation succeed where other 'heretical' movements had failed?
Protestant Reformers achieved more success than their predecessors due to various factors that facilitated the spread of their 'heresies.'
Abigail Jack
Nov 25, 202410 min read


The British Monarchy and Australian National Identity
The British monarchy is one of the longest-surviving institutions in human history. To quote my favourite movie, it is history.
Dr Stephen Chavura
Oct 28, 20242 min read


Power and Politics: The History of the Tasmanian ‘Genocide’
Some academics try to politicise history and avoid ‘hard evidence’ as an excuse to gain power.
Luke Powell
Oct 18, 202415 min read


Unravelling the Complexity of Feudalism in Medieval Europe
In medieval Europe, feudalism lacked full systematic consistency due to its traditions-based customs rather than legal frameworks.
Abigail Jack
Oct 9, 202411 min read


Has The New York Times Always Been ‘Fake News’?
Hunter Biden’s laptop, the Wuhan lab leak and the Trump-Russia collusion hoax are just some of the fake news stories published by Times.
Kurt Mahlburg
Sep 30, 20243 min read


Martin Luther: Whether One May Flee From Deadly Plague
It was in the late summer of 1527, when a wave of bubonic plague struck the university city of Wittenberg, in Saxony.
Caleb Shaw
Sep 14, 20245 min read
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