Enlightened Absolutism: The Nature of Power and The Role of the State
Enlightened absolutism, also known as enlightened despotism, was a form of government in the 18th century in which absolute monarchs pursued legal, social, and educational reforms inspired by the Enlightenment.
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Operation Apache Snow
The legacy of Operation Apache Snow continues to influence military strategy and public perceptions of the Vietnam War.
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From Mediator to Hostage: Terry Waite’s Odyssey Through the Turbulent 1980s
Terry Waite, an English humanitarian and negotiator, is best known for his peacekeeping efforts and the time he spent as a hostage in Lebanon. However, the early years of his life set the foundation for his later work and resilience.
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The Diplomatic Work of the Holy See
The Holy See, representing the Vatican City and the global Catholic Church, has historically played a vital role in international diplomacy.
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The Order of St. Lazarus: Leper Brothers of the Crusading Era
The Order of St. Lazarus, often referred to as the Leper Brothers of Jerusalem or the Order of Lazarus, is one of the lesser-known, yet profoundly influential, chivalric orders that emerged in the Middle Ages.
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