During the French Revolutionary Wars, many states in Europe created alliances to resist French expansionary ambitions. The French Revolution had ended in 1799, but the Revolutionary Councils and Assemblies in their different forms had continued in the name of the Revolutionary people and Napoleon Is’ Grand Armee. Those elements sympathetic to the monarchy and its ... Read more

To understand the Wars of the Coalitions, an explanation must be made of the composition of the states that were involved in creating the conditions for the start of the First War of the Coalition. The French Revolutionary Wars were inclusive of this period as one of its main belligerents, an indivisible part in the ... Read more

In this article, we will look into detail about Napoleon Bonaparte and France Post-Revolutionary Politics. France and Nationalist Revolutionary politics were placed centrally after the removal of the Ancien Regime. The Consulate of France became the ruling political structure at the end of the French Revolution. The vestiges of revolution were not forgotten, it would ... Read more

‘Every citizen must be the same in the state, Fraternite’, Egalite, Liberte’, the rights and equality of man, the enlightenment and an end to slavery, emancipation for all  who have been slaves. Religion is an old superstition that has very little place in the progressive and enlightened world’. All these matters, yet not all were ... Read more

In this article, we will see important timelines and events in the french revolution. France had the biggest population in Europe of 26 million citizens in the period going into the later 18th century. The proportion of citizens per province was pre-industrial revolution, a condition that existed overall in Europe and was still in practice ... Read more

During the period of the British Colonies of North America and the eventual founding of the Thirteen States, in the period of 1775 – 1783, a close tie developed between the French Government and the colonists. This included other nations in Europe who joined the French, Holland and Spain who were affected by the Holy ... Read more

It is known that the Yemeni region was home to the kingdom of Saba. By the year 1000 BC, camel caravan trains were traveling from Oman in the southeast of Arabia to the Mediterranean. Many of the camel drivers, according to experts, would have stopped at Marib as they traveled through the Yemeni desert. Marib ... Read more

The Italian War cannot be described as a civil war on the Italian mainland, which it was certainly not. Neither can it be seen as a state of belligerence between the Spanish kingdoms of Castile, the Valois  kings of France and their foes the Habsburgs of the Holy Roman Empire, and the Sicilian/Naples dynasties. Monarchs ... Read more

In this topic, we will provide an accurate idea of Cyrus's early life, his relationship with the king Astyages, and The most significant accomplishments and victories of this famous leader. Cyrus, the great king of Persia, is regarded as one of history's greatest figures, and many historians, who are not hostile toward eastern civilizations or ... Read more

Spain during the Middle Ages was a landscape of conflict, religious struggle, the beginnings of French domination in central Europe and the Holy Roman Empire, periods of vacant monarchies, the Spanish Inquisition, and their own Empire. The Spanish people did not have total autonomy of their peninsula going into the Middle Ages, many conflicts occurred ... Read more