What are the best books to read about medieval European history that won't cut out any of the more "problematic" parts?
What are the best books to read about medieval European history that won't cut out any of the more "problematic" parts?
Blake Lewis
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Landon Bell
you’re best bet would be to start looking for historians before political correctness became a thing
Hilaire Beloc
Emerton Ephram
William Lecky
Francois Guizot
Henry Thomas Buckle
Jace Murphy
Read primary sources not nigger tier modern academia.
(If the author is a woman the rule of thumb is to toss it straight into the bin)
Michael Cooper
Any medievalists keeping track of the SJW drama unfolding in Medieval Studies?
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inthemedievalmiddle.com
insidehighered.com
inthemedievalmiddle.com
Basically this histrionic lunatic Dorothy Kim got mad at a tenured professor who was mildly pro trump and posted Milo shit
It isnt even interesting, shes mildly conservative at most, and look at how insane people got over it kek
Oliver Moore
>tfw no sheltered, autistic medeival studies gf
Seriously though, how wealthy do your parents have to be to get into this?
Kevin Bennett
The Autumn of Middle Ages is a nice start
Carter Peterson
Barbara tuchmans a
A distant mirror is fantastic.
But also read the Greatest Knight
Kevin Ortiz
The Waning of the Middle Ages
by Johan Huizinga
Liam Brown
damn, i had that book but threw it away because it looked shit. and i like the middle ages.
fuck.
Parker Taylor
Bummer. I'll send you my copy, what's your address?
Colton Brown
>Buys books buy females just to throw them away
The master sex, ladies and ladymen
Michael Thompson
I recommend you start by stop being a pussy who's scared of other pussies.
Hunter Young
>we have to have more niggers studying old europe!
Julian Hernandez
Life in a Medieval Castle (Gies)
Vanished Kingdoms.
Europe in the High Middle Ages.
Seeing Islam As Others Saw It.
Lost to the West.
A History of France from the Earliest Times to the Treaty of Versailles.
Heart of Europe.
In Distant Lands.
Alexander Hill
I havent kept up on self triggering, are we talking about social history as an SJW movement or something more.
Anyways, this and Tyremann's history of the Crusades are amazing
Oliver Green
I hate them both.
Xavier Harris
Seconding Vanished Kingdoms, his Alt Clut article is fantastic
Jace Jenkins
>I wrote this at a roundtable for Homonationalisms at Kalamazoo last year
Carson Cruz
I'm for one tired of the ceaseless screeching of those marginalised voices, ow about we make them shut up for good, eh? I specially hate the child raping bluehairs in the cultural Marxism community, its like they want the whole world to revolve around their victim complex
Cameron Sullivan
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Mason Moore
Bruges goes through an attempted coup d'etat as their duke is slaughtered in church praying (without his armor on). After many acts of treachery and bloodshed the entire populace rises up against the pustchists and executes them. Galbert is a man of peaceful habits who witnesses the events and is deeply distressed by the anarchy that tears his tranquil city's life apart. Excellent eyewitness history
Sebastian Jones
This is a great one alright. Loved it.
Kevin Bennett
Barbara Tuchman is an amazing historian; Guns of August and Proud Tower are essential to anyone interested in WWI.