Tag Archives: the French revolution

L’Edict de Nantes – A Straight Way to Revolution

Posted on November 30, 2018 by kethuprofumo

This historical document, figuratively speaking, is one of first nuclear bombs of the European Christian world. Almost all the historians declared that it was a breakthrough, while Louis XIV committed a serious error by revoking it. And one would hardly … Continue reading →

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Victims of General Education

Posted on September 4, 2017 by kethuprofumo

I wonder why the 1st September hasn’t become yet an official celebration of John Amos Comenius, the author of “The Great Dedactic”, & the father of schooling as we know it. Without doubts his approach & the method were very … Continue reading →