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English History from Anglo-Saxon Times to c. 1400 by Paul Hyams: "A survey of the government, social organization, cultural and religious experience of the English people. Particular stress is laid on land settlement, the unification of the realm, the emergence of state institutions such as Parliament and changes in economic organization (manors, towns and commerce)."

Note: History 257

URL: http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/prh3/257/257index.html         Link Verified by NetSERF: 21 November 2006
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Foundations of Modern Law by Ken Pennington: "It is a course with a broad sweep. It begins with Roman law and ends with the great codifications of the nineteenth century in Europe: The Code Napoléon and the Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch of the European civil law. The purpose of the course is to introduce you to the four great legal traditions of the Western European tradition: Roman law, the Ius commune, English Common Law, and the Civil law tradition."

Note: Law 508

URL: http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/Law508/Law508.html         Link Verified by NetSERF: 14 March 2011
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History of Canon Law by Ken Pennington: Note: Canon Law 701

URL: http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/Canon%20Law/HistoryCanonLaw.html         Link Verified by NetSERF: 13 March 2011
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History of Western Civilization by E.L. Skip Knox: Note: HY101

URL: http://history.boisestate.edu/westciv/
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Joan of Arc by Ken Pennington: Note: History 401

URL: http://classes.maxwell.syr.edu/his401/index.htm
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Machiavelli by Ken Pennington: Note: History 401

URL: http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/Machiavelli/Machiavelli.html
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Medieval Civilization 1100-1300 by Ken Pennington: Note: History 311/615

URL: http://classes.maxwell.syr.edu/his311/index.html
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Medieval Writing, Texts, and Editions: Medieval Latin Paleography by Ken Pennington: Note: History 700

URL: http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/Paleography/Paleography400-1500.html         Link Verified by NetSERF: 13 March 2011
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Pope Innocent III by Ken Pennington: "The seminar will explore the world of Innocent III and his his contribution to the development of papal monarchy. We will examine the material remains of his pontificate and his life: his letters, sermons, treatises. We will also examine the major events of his pontificate: Crusades, Church and State, Recovery of the Papal States, Relationship with the Empire, and his policies within the Church."

Note: History 735

URL: http://faculty.cua.edu/pennington/InnocentIIISeminar.html         Link Verified by NetSERF: 21 November 2006
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The Crusades by Paul Hyams: "This Lecture Course examines the Crusading Movement and the States it produced from the eleventh century to the fall of the mainland Kingdom of Jerusalem in 1292. Central themes include but are not limited to the following: the Medieval Conquest, Settlement & Loss by Europeans of "Latin" lands in the Mid-East, the associated history of the Church and its contextual intellectual history, political narrative and military history, social and economic analysis, together with the conflict of cultures and religions during a formative period in Western Civilization."

Note: History 259

URL: http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/prh3/259/index.html
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The Crusades: Definitely the place to big one's look into the Crusades. Even though the course is for students at Boise State University, most of the material of open for viewing. An excellent example not only of a site dedicated to the Crusades, but also of how a course can be made to work on-line.

URL: http://crusades.boisestate.edu/
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Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga: Unfortunately, the touring exhibit for which this web site was built has ended, but the site is still active and holds tons of interesting information, pictures, activities, movies, and much more. This exhibit highlights the Viking journey throughout the North Atlantic from Scandinavia to Iceland to North America. There are three main areas: the Exhibit, which you can take a guided tour of the exhibit; Viking Voyage, which has some interactive features, movies, etc.; and the Learning Center, where you will find a teacher's guide, a board game, links, bibliography and more.

URL: http://www.mnh.si.edu/vikings/
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