Llanishen High School History

Information on all courses at KS3, KS3 & KS5 now available.

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"How Hitler Became a Dictator"

General History Sources

20th Century History

African History

African-American History

American History

Ancient / Classical History

European History

Medieval History

Military History

The History Channel

Spartacus Encyclopaedia

The History Net

Try this excellent site that gives you information on Historic cities.

Ancient Web.org

The Ancient web is an online resource for Students, Teachers, and anyone interested in the cultures of the ancient world.

Tommy Shotton is a coal miner. He lives in the small colliery village of Greenside, seven miles from Newcastle. He is working on the night-shift from midnight to 8am. His life is typical of that of many thousands of British coal miners.

Portrait of the Day in the life of a miner

Prof. Rempel Lectures Series:

Prof. Rempel Lectures Main page (inc. Stalin, Russia, World Wars)

History of Modern Germany

Hitler's Germany: A Study in Totalitarian Dictatorship

Further Resources

1066 Archive: Information specifically addressing the conquest.
Medieval Resources at the University of Kansas.
Secrets of the Norman Invasion: Includes information on the primary source material, the Bayeux Tapestry and Domesday Book.
The Richard III Society On-Line Library: Includes primary and secondary sources and Richard III as well as essays and an on-line version of Shakespeare's play.
The History of King Richard III by Sir Thomas More. The middle English version at the University of Oregon.
The Robin Hood Project: Texts, images and information from the project at the University of Rochester.
York Doomsday Project: The multi-media project of the 15th century mystery plays.
Laws of William the Conqueror
English Historical Documents from the Avalon Project at Yale University.The Collection includes the Assize of Clarendon (1166),the Constitutions of Clarendon (1164), and the Confirmation of Charters (1297).
Domesday Book and Beyond: Three Essays in the early history of England by F.W. Maitland.
Important Events in the Fourteenth Century (an illustrated overview by Jane Zatta)
TimeRef: Timelines, maps, family trees and more, by Mark Needham.