1. Bridget Bishop
2. Rebecca Nurse
3. John Willard
4. Sarah Good
5. Elizabeth Howe
6. Susannah Martin
7. Sarah Wildes
8. Abigail Hobbs
9. Martha Corey
10. Mary Eastey
11. Mary Parker
12. Alice Parker
13. Ann Pudeator
14. Wilmot Redd
15. Margaret Scott
16. Samuel Wardwell
17. Mary Post
18. George Burroughs
19. George Jacobs
20. John Proctor
The thesis that a handful of conquistadors could conquer the Inca and Aztec empires on their own is rarely subjected to critical scrutiny. What was it really like? The history of the world is full of distortions and understatements. Sometimes things considered facts have little to do with reality.
Coat of arms of the University of Bologna, the oldest in Italy In ancient times, the Latin term universitas Meant an association of people united by the same activity or the same interest, with the very specific purpose of protecting its members. Universitas and corporation therefore, were
In the years 1943–1945 in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia, Ukrainian nationalists murdered 100,000 Poles. Where was the Home Army then? Where was the Polish Underground State? Why was nothing done to save the Polish civilian population? Why did the Volhynians die alone? Piotr Zychowicz in the book
He was born in Venice. The most dissolute city in the world at that time. As a child, he was considered to be retarded in development and there were no signs that he would become a writer, inventor, spy and ... the most famous seducer of his time. He loved women most of all. And trouble. It was