Docendo Discimus
In the annals of history, the changes ushered in by revolutions often leave indelible marks on the societies they reshape. The French Revolution was no exception, sweeping away centuries of tradition in a fervent quest for liberty, equality, and fraternity. Among its many radical transformations was the introduction of the French Revolutionary Calendar in 1793,... Continue Reading →
On May 30, 1806, a duel between Andrew Jackson and Charles Dickinson, two prominent figures of early 19th-century America, took place in Adairville, Kentucky. This confrontation was the culmination of personal insults, social rivalries, and intense enmity that had festered over time. Andrew Jackson, a fierce and ambitious lawyer, was already known for his volatile... Continue Reading →
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