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www.achievements.co.uk
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Avalon Project, The - Munich Pact
Agreement signed by Britain, Germany, France, and Italy was meant to appease Germany by agreeing to cede to it parts of the Sudetenland.
www.yale.eduAvalon Project, The - Potsdam Conference
Features the agreement drafted between The United States, Soviet Russia and the United Kingdom that decided Europe's fate after WWII.
www.yale.eduAvalon Project, The - Quebec Conference
Churchill-Roosevelt 1943 summit dealt with matters of military strategy, especially relating to aiding China. Read a copy of the joint statement.
www.yale.eduBecket, Thomas - Medieval Sourcebook
Examine the recollection of Edward Grim on his witness of the murder of Thomas Becket in December of 1170.
www.fordham.eduCambridge University - Life of King Edward the Confessor
Provides the entire ancient text of The Life of King Edward Confessor. Includes an archive of images that accompany the text.
www.lib.cam.ac.ukFlorence Nightingale, Rural Hygiene
Find Florence Nightingale's report on the state of rural hygiene and the need for reform in public health and hospital administration.
www.fordham.eduFordham University - Liberties Granted to the Jews, 1190
Online reproduction of the Charter which granted Jews liberties in 1190. It was issued by Richard I after Catholics massacred 150 Jews in York.
www.fordham.eduLaws of Henry I - Murder Fine
Provides the written law furnishing fines for murder. Provides evidence of resistance to the French conquerors of England.
www.fordham.eduLaws of William the Conqueror
Ten laws decreed by William the Conqueror after this conquest of England in 1066. Particularly interesting are the 'trial by ordeal' provisions!
www.fordham.eduLetter by Anne Boleyn to Henry VIII
This letter was written from the Tower of London in 1536, after Anne had been accused of adultery by Henry VIII and thus imprisoned and divorced.
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