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Du Potet de Sennevoy also known as Baron Jules was born in the year 1796. He is a descendant of
Continue readingThe Life and Travels of French Mesmerist Baron Jules Du Potet de Sennevoy
The Martyrs of Compiègne describes the 16 Carmelites (all of them from the Carmel of Compiègne) consisting of 11 discalced
Continue readingThe French Revolution and the Carmelite Martyrs of Compiègne
History remembers Agnes Waterhouse as one of the most dominant witches during the Tudor dynasty. She was the first woman
Continue readingAgnes Waterhouse: The First Woman Executed for Witchcraft in England
In September 2020, 13 well stacked coffins were uncovered in the desert necropolis of Saqqara, south of Cairo. The coffins
Continue readingMore Coffins Uncovered at Ancient Egyptian Site of Saqqara
At the medieval burial site of England’s King Richard III, archeologists made a startling discovery. Near to where the king
Continue readingThe Mystery of The Woman Buried Beside King Richard III in A Lead Coffin
Down on the bank of the River Nidd, Knaresborough, there’s a small, open doorway. As unassuming as it looks, this
Continue readingThe Story Of St. Robert’s Cave, Knaresborough
In the middle ages, death was never far away. Lands were often ravaged by famine and war, towns and villages
Continue readingThe Christian View on Ghosts and Purgatory In The Middle Ages
Achmet refers to himself as the son of Sereim, who was in service to the Caliph, Maʾmūn, as an interpreter
Continue readingThe Byzantine Interpretation of Dreams by Achmet
Salem, Massachusetts began as a small trading settlement in 1626 after being founded by Roger Conant, and a group of
Continue readingThe Haunting History of The Salem Witch House
Matthew Hopkins began his career as the Witch-finder General in 1644 when he moved to Manningtree, Essex. Hopkins was adamant
Continue readingThe Entrepreneurial Pursuit of The Witch-finder General Matthew Hopkins