The year was 1971. The New York Times had begun printing the Pentagon Papers: the…
Roisin Everard

Roisin Everard
Róisín Everard is an Irish writer with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art and has been involved in the education system for the past five years. She has writing experience in the fields of education, arts, history, philosophy, and academic writing.
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Religious leaders are often looked to for guidance. Sometimes the advice they give comes from…
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For hundreds of years, theories have circulated across the world about the existence of the…
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Progress and the pursuit of knowledge the key features of the Enlightenment period, and this…
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How did Mata Hari, a popular exotic dancer during wartime, become regarded as a cunning…
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The Cold War was a conflict like no other. A quiet, hidden conflict, drawn out…
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What happens when a breakdown in ethics collides with a desire to make money quickly? …
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart did everything in his life early. A child prodigy, he began composing intricate music…
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“Knighthood lies above eternity; it doesn’t live off fame, but rather deeds.” – the Serbian…
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The thumbscrew, dunking, the boot, the breaking wheel, the list of medieval torture devices is…
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Some things connect people across the vastness of history. For those in the northern hemisphere,…
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Bodmin Jail, infamous as one of the most violent prisons in the United Kingdom, had…
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As American sociologist Matthew Desmond said, “Eviction reveals people’s vulnerability and desperation, as well as…
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Between 1968 and 1985, Italy was the target of a serial killer motivated by depravity and…
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The year is 1809, the last year that Gustav IV would be king of Sweden.…