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The Law Code of Hammurabi | 1760 B.C. |
The Iliad: Thersites Criticizes the Achaean Leaders | 750 B.C. |
The Illiad: Achilles and Agamemnon Argue | 750 B.C. |
The Iliad: The Rage of Achilles | 750 B.C. |
Poetry of Archilochus, a Greek Mercenary | 650 B.C. |
The Customs of Spartans, ca. 390 B.C. | 390 B.C. |
Friends and Enemies of the Republic | 64 B.C. |
Pericles Gains Support with his Construction Programs | 100 |
Alexander the Great's Habits | 100 |
Tiberius Gracchus Defies the Senate, 133 B.C. | 100 |
Pliny Asks Trajan How He Should Deal with Christians | 111 |
The Social Wars | 150 |
The Confederation Treaty, 623 | 623 |
Making Peace in a Troubled World | 990 |
Bernard of Clairvaux on Christian Knighthood, ca. 1140 | 1140 |
An Icelander Gains Royal Favor | 1200 |
Louis IX Dispenses Justice Under a Tree | 1275 |
Icelandic Justice | 1300 |
Contemporary Explanations for the Plague, ca. 1340 | 1340 |
The Ordinance of Laborers | 1349 |
The Decameron, 1349 | 1349 |
Death and Mourning in the Era of the Black Death | 1370 |
A View of Early Renaissance Society: Piers Plowman | 1380 |
English as a Literary Language: Chaucer | 1385 |
European Slaving in West Africa Begins | 1453 |
Peasant Grievances in Reformation Germany | 1525 |
A Manual for Gentlemen, 1528 | 1528 |
The English Enter the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1564-1565 | 1564 |
Shakespeare and Social Order | 1600 |
The First Modern Novel: Cervantes's Don Quixote | 1605 |
A Contract for African Slaves, 1614 | 1614 |
Richelieu Promotes Kingship | 1624 |
The Edict of 1626 | 1626 |
The Digger's Song | 1649 |
Louis XIV's Advice to His Heir | 1661 |
Popular Science? | 1664 |
His Own Code of Honor | 1671 |
Small Latin and Less Greek | 1693 |
Peter as Antichrist | 1700 |
A jour d'appartement | 1700 |
The World Turned Upside Down | 1700 |
The Table of Ranks | 1722 |
Montesquieu on the Ideal Form of Government | 1748 |
Candide | 1759 |
Rousseau Presents His Ideal Form of Government | 1762 |
Nobles Attempt to Preserve Ancient Privileges | 1776 |
The Benevolent Invisible Hand of Natural Liberty | 1776 |
State and Religion | 1783 |
The Third Estate Is the Nation | 1789 |
Members of the Lower Classes Voice Their Grievances | 1789 |
A Haitian Mulatto Claims Civil and Political Rights | 1789 |
The Attempted Dechristianization of France | 1790 |
The Conservative Response from Britain | 1790 |
Observing the French Peasantry on the Eve of Revolution | 1791 |
Letters from a Planter's Family During the Haitian Revolt | 1791 |
Irish Song Supporting the Ideals of the French Revolution | 1792 |
A Revolutionary Festival | 1794 |
And Machines Replace Men . . . | 1819 |
Society Does Not Really Need Government | 1820 |
"The Bronze Horseman" | 1833 |
An Economic Revolution Must Be Attempted | 1840 |
Alienated Labor | 1844 |
Letter from a Worker in the National Workshops | 1848 |
The Communist Manifesto | 1848 |
Voices from the Working Classes | 1851 |
A Voice for the Russian People | 1851 |
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte | 1852 |
Lessons of the Great Exhibition | 1852 |
Hargreaves' Invention of the Spinning Jenny, ca. 1764 | 1874 |
The Democratic Aristocracy of Athens | 1893 |
How Ideas Caused the Revolution | 1910 |
Heir to the Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte | 1910 |
Was Athens in the Age of Pericles Aristocratic? | 1919 |
A Working Girl in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Germany | 1921 |
Constructing Revolution | 1927 |
The End of Rome | 1928 |
"At the Mytischensk Factory," ca. 1897 | 1929 |
Little Man, What Now? | 1933 |
Famine in Soviet Ukraine | 1933 |
Popular Misery and a Rising Middle Class Led to Revolution | 1939 |
The Absolutist Roots of Modern Civilization | 1939 |
An Age of Anxiety Brings on the Witch Craze | 1956 |
In Response to Burckhardt: Yes and No | 1958 |
A Traditional Analysis of the Slave Trade | 1968 |
The "Troubles" in Ireland | 1968 |
Revolution in Prague | 1968 |
Prometheus Unbound | 1969 |
Did Women Have a Renaissance? | 1977 |
The Causes of the English Revolution I | 1980 |
Misogyny, Torture, and the Hunt for Witches | 1985 |
Political Conflict Caused the Revolution | 1988 |
Women in the French Revolution | 1988 |
The Fall of the Wall | 1989 |
Keeping up Appearances? | 1992 |
The Putney Debates | 1992 |
"Progress Through Coercion" | 1993 |
Mourning and the War | 1995 |
The Problem with the "Rights" | 1996 |
A Renewed Catholicism in Europe and the World | 1998 |
The Exhibition: One Story or Many? | 1999 |
The Impact of the Viking Age | 2000 |
The Black Death's Impact | 2001 |
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