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By Christian Quoter on Sep 15, 2017 in: England, France
by archivistStepping outside of American Presbyterian history for a moment, here is an interesting interpretation as to how persecution worked to the advance of the Church in at least one chapter of church history. This particular passage is als...
By Engadget on Sep 9, 2017 in: apple, europe, facebook, france, google, internet, italy, politics
It's no secret that European countries want major tech firms to pay more taxes, but how will they go about that beyond collecting back taxes? By taxing the companies where they'll feel it the most, that's how. The finance ministers of...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Sep 8, 2017 in: Britain, France, history
The Jacobites, supporters of King James II, were the original opponents of the Glorious Revolution of 1688. The Act of Union in 1707 had led to the creation of Great Britain, with a single parliament at WestÂminÂster. Scotland did not adapt easily...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 22, 2017 in: France
In 1968 I saw Daniel Cohn-Bendit on tv and decided straight away who I would marry. The man of my dreams would have to be a red-head, Jewish, European-born and educated, politically left wing and a great Bridge player. In 1969, I met my now-husband J...
By Mark Wadsworth on Aug 16, 2017 in: France, Terrorism
Emailed in by MBK from The Times:A teenage girl was killed and four people were seriously injured when a man drove a car on to the terrace of a pizza restaurant near Paris last night.Police said that it was a deliberate act but they did not suspect t...
By The Archaeology News Network on Aug 4, 2017 in: Archaeology, Europe, France, Heritage
Discovered by chance during the construction of a building in the center of Marseille, a Greek quarry dating from the 5th century BC will be partly classified. The Greek quarry dating from the 5th century BC in Marseille is going to be partly classi...
By The Archaeology News Network on Aug 3, 2017 in: Archaeology, Europe, France
A "little Pompeii" is how French archaeologists are describing an entire ancient Roman neighbourhood uncovered on the outskirts of the southeastern city of Vienne, featuring remarkably preserved remains of luxury homes and public buildings. Archaeol...