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‘A General History of the Pyrates’ is a captivating account of some of history’s most notorious pirates. The author, writing as Captain Charles Johnson, blends fiction and non-fiction to provide readers with a most entertaining version of these iconic heroes and villains. This book was a massive success upon its first release due to its adventurous stories filled with danger and treasure and its influence lives on to this day as it shaped the modern view of pirates. Some of the best accounts in the book are of the infamous Blackbeard and the trailblazing female pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read. ‘A General History of the Pyrates’ is the definitive story of the golden age of piracy and should be read by fans of books such as ‘Treasure Island’ and movies such as ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’.Daniel Defoe (1660 – 1731) is one of the most important authors in the English language. Defoe was one of the original English novelists and greatly helped to popularise the form. Defoe was highly prolific and is believed to have written over 300 works ranging from novels to political pamphlets. He was highly celebrated but also controversial as his writings influenced politicians but also led to Defoe being imprisoned. Defoe’s novels have been translated into many languages and are still read across the globe to this day. Some of his most famous books include ‘Moll Flanders’ and ‘Robinson Crusoe’ which was adapted into a movie starring Pierce Brosnan and Damian Lewis in 1997. Defoe’s influence on English novels cannot be understated and his legacy lives on to this day.

‘The Lay-Man's Sermon Upon the Late Storm’ is a thought-provoking political pamphlet written by Daniel Defoe. In this essay, Defoe discusses the Church of England’s reaction to the great storm of 1703 that killed over a thousand people in England. The Church claimed that those who died deserved it for their sins and Defoe smartly and satirically disputes this line of thought. In an original and witty manner, Defoe claims that 18th Century England would put moderates to death as extreme views were the norm. Defoe’s writings on religion and politics were controversial at the time and led to him being imprisoned but they also influenced many other politicians. This book remains relevant as it preaches centrism and peace in a fractured society. ‘The Lay-Man’s Sermon Upon the Late Storm’ should be read by anyone interested in politics and religion as it provides great insight into an interesting time in history.Daniel Defoe (1660 – 1731) is one of the most important authors in the English language. Defoe was one of the original English novelists and greatly helped to popularise the form. Defoe was highly prolific and is believed to have written over 300 works ranging from novels to political pamphlets. He was highly celebrated but also controversial as his writings influenced politicians but also led to Defoe being imprisoned. Defoe’s novels have been translated into many languages and are still read across the globe to this day. Some of his most famous books include ‘Moll Flanders’ and ‘Robinson Crusoe’ which was adapted into a movie starring Pierce Brosnan and Damian Lewis in 1997. Defoe’s influence on English novels cannot be understated and his legacy lives on to this day.

‘The Life of Mr. Richard Savage’ is an incredibly interesting true crime book by Daniel Defoe. The book examines the case of the poet Richard Savage who murdered a man during a brawl in 1727. The salacious trial received great publicity at the time as wild accusations were made about both the criminal and the victim. Defoe provides invaluable insight into the crime and Savage’s attempt to receive a pardon from the Queen during his trial. This account of the murder stands out as Defoe delves deep into Savage’s fascinating childhood and troubled relationship with his adulterous mother that may have affected him in later years. ‘The Life of Mr. Richard Savage’ should be read by all true crime fans as it is a riveting account of one of the first famous true crime stories.Daniel Defoe (1660 – 1731) is one of the most important authors in the English language. Defoe was one of the original English novelists and greatly helped to popularise the form. Defoe was highly prolific and is believed to have written over 300 works ranging from novels to political pamphlets. He was highly celebrated but also controversial as his writings influenced politicians but also led to Defoe being imprisoned. Defoe’s novels have been translated into many languages and are still read across the globe to this day. Some of his most famous books include ‘Moll Flanders’ and ‘Robinson Crusoe’ which was adapted into a movie starring Pierce Brosnan and Damian Lewis in 1997. Defoe’s influence on English novels cannot be understated and his legacy lives on to this day.

El pescador cuenta sus aventuras –extrañas aventuras– y le da una vuelta de tuerca a cada anécdota. Por momentos el pescador filosofa, pero nunca se detiene ni se pone solemne. En cambio busca moverse al ras de lo que recuerda, y siempre está listo para retomar el hilo. El pescador salta de un tiempo a otro. Salta entre los tiempos de su vida, salta entre los tiempos de la historia.Estamos ante un personaje bien latinoamericano que dice cosas muy peculiares sobre lo que ocurrió con los europeos (y sin los europeos) en el continente.Juan Camacho entra a hablarnos de reyes, piratas, amores y dragones, o del arte de pescar, en un monólogo que fluye como los mejores ríos y los mejores cuentos.

Genezą powstania tego szkicu historyczno-politycznego jest wieloletnie zainteresowanie dyplomaty Jana Balickiego problematyką afrykańską ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem historii Burów. Na kolejnych kartach książki autor z dbałością o detale historyczne i właściwą sobie wrażliwością na ludzką krzywdę opowiada m.in. o: pierwszych Portugalczykach w Afryce Południowej, społeczeństwie białych plantatorów w XVIII wieku, czy despotycznych rządach Kompanii Wschodnioindyjskiej. Oto przed nami przystępnie napisane kompendium wiedzy na temat apartheidu w RPA z podziałem na sekcje społeczne, polityczne i ekonomiczne. Balicki wzbudza podziw swoją wszechstronną znajomością nie tylko apartheidu, ale też języków, religii i kultury południowoafrykańskiej, dlatego niniejsza książka z lat 80-tych powinna wzbudzić zainteresowanie również współczesnego miłośnika historii RPA.Jan Balicki (ur. 2 maja 1909 we Lwowie - zm. 30 kwietnia w Warszawie) - profesor doktor habilitowany nauk prawnych UMCS w Lublinie, specjalista w zakresie prawa międzynarodowego, dyplomata. Od 4 października 1957 do 9 stycznia 1959 r. pełnił funkcję polskiego posła w Hadze, a od 9 stycznia 1959 do 1965 r. był tam ambasadorem. Jest autorem wielu książek, między innymi o historii i kulturze Holandii. Otrzymał ważne odznaczenia państwowe: Złoty Krzyż Zasług (dwukrotnie) i Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski. Jego córką jest Ewa Maria Bartnik (ur. 15 grudnia w Warszawie) - profesor nauk biologicznych, uznana wykładowczyni akademicka.

Dues noies unides per un mateix destí en una Barcelona derrotada i plena de secrets. Després de la victòria borbònica, el rei Felip V vol construir la Ciutadella on està el convent de Santa Clara. Caterina, una jove orfe, es veu obligada a marxar del convent i anar a viure amb els seus oncles, però el constant assetjament de l'oncle Jeroni la fa fugir.És en aquesta fugida on coneix la Marianna, una noia espia per la Merla Blava, amb qui comparteix una semblança física singular. Aquesta casualitat les unirà com a amigues, però podrà la seva amistat suportar les intrigues, els secrets i la gelosia?Maria Carme Roca (Barcelona, 21 de novembre de 1955) és llicenciada en Història i Filologia Catalana. Des dels anys noranta ha escrit més de quaranta obres, la major part juvenils o infantils, però també ha treballat en novelles adultes i ha col·laborat en l'elaboració de diversos guions. Ha rebut premis literaris com el Néstor Luján de novela historica o el Premi Barcanova de literatura infantil i juvenil.

«Obra poética» recoge todas sus poesías, la edición estuvo a cargo de Aurelio Miró Quesada y de la Academia Peruana de la Lengua, además, fue la obra que inició la colección de clásicos peruanos de esta institución. Melgar cultivó todo tipo de poesía, desde la filosófica hasta los epigramas, pero sobre todo se le reconoce el cultivo del yaraví, una canción de tema amoroso que combina los harawi incaicos con la música trovadoresca española.Mariano Melgar (1791-1815) fue un poeta y revolucionario independentista peruano. Parte de la crítica lo considera el precursor del romanticismo literario en América. Participó en la guerra de Independencia de Perú junto al ejército de Mateo Pumacahua. Lo apresaron durante la batalla de Umachiri y lo fusilaron al día siguiente, cuando tenía 24 años.

Annitta Carell fortæller den spændende historie om en af Danmarks mest elskede prinsesser, som var kendt for sin store kærlighed til folket og sit velgørende sind. Charlotte Amalie var datter af Christian den fjerde og hans dronning Louise, men alligevel var hun en af de store fortalere for, at også hendes stedmoder, Anna Sophie Reventlow, skulle behandles værdigt af kong Christian den sjette, der ingen kærlighed havde tilovers for sin stedmoder.Bogen tegner et interessant portræt af den egensindige og handlekraftige kvinde, som blandt andet stod bag ombygningen af Charlottenlund Slot, som hun derefter opkaldte efter sig selv.Bogen er oprindeligt udgivet i 1878.Conradine Barner Aagaard (1836-1920) var en dansk forfatter, der skrev en lang række romaner under pseudonymet Annitta Carell. Hun debuterede som forfatter i 1870 med den biedermeier-romantiske roman "Armbåndet" og udgav sidenhen både romaner og noveller.

Johan Frederik Classen (1725-92) rejste egentlig fra Kristiania til København for at studere teologi, men slog sig i stedet på handel og fabrikation og blev på den måde Danmarks første industrimand og en vigtig pionér inden for skov- og landbrug. Han grundlagde Frederiksværk og efterlod sig en formue på en million rigsdaler, der den dag i dag kommer Danmark og danskerne til gode.I denne bog fortæller Allan Vendeldorf den spændende historie om en af Danmarks første og største industrimænd. Bogen blev oprindeligt udgivet i 2016.Allan Vendeldorf (f. 1963) er en dansk journalist og forfatter. Han er uddannet fra Danmarks Journalisthøjskole og har primært arbejdet som freelancejournalist. Allan Vendeldorf har udgivet en lang række bøger og har modtaget flere legater for sit arbejde.

Louis Bobé fortæller om den dansk-norske præst og missionær Hans Egede, der blev kaldt Grønlands apostel på grund af sit utrættelige missionærarbejde i Grønland. Da han hørte om de islandske nybyggere, der i vikingetiden havde slået sig ned i Grønland, og som man ikke havde haft kontakt med siden 1400-tallet, bad han kong Frederik IX om lov til at rejse til Grønland og missionere for vikingernes efterkommere. Kongen gav lov, men Hans Egede fandt aldrig dem, han søgte. I stedet mødte han inuitterne, og han gjorde det til sit livsværk at omvende dem til den kristne tro.Den udkom første gang i 1941 og er skrevet med datidens sprogbrug.Louis Theodor Alfred Bobé (1867-1951) var en dansk historiker og forfatter. Han arbejdede i en lang årrække som arkivar og var desuden ordenshistoriograf. Louis Bobé udgav mange bøger om historie og historiske personer på både dansk og tysk. Han modtog en række ordner for sit virke som historiker heriblandt 1. grad af Dannebrogsordenen, Dansk Røde Kors Mindetegn for Krigsfangehjælp samt Officerkorset af Oranien-Nassau-ordenen.

Written by a young Jane Austen, 'Frederic and Elfrida' is a short story that beautifully showcases Austen as the original queen of wit.Penned at around the age of twelve, this is one of the earliest examples of her work ever to have been discovered. Austen’s purpose was to entertain, and here, she certainly succeeded. A melodramatic story of two cousins who are to be wed and the theatrics of family, this story is perfect if you're looking for a lighthearted and funny read.This is an unpolished story from the mind of a girl destined to become one of the greatest female authors of all time and a wonderful example of the flare that Jane Austen had for storytelling.Jane Austen (1775-1817) is one of the most beloved British writers of all time. During her short life, she published six novels: ´Sense and Sensibility´, ´Pride and Prejudice´, ´Mansfield Park´, ´Emma´, ´Northanger Abbey´ and ´Persuasion´, which are all considered literary classics today.Her writing is full of sharp observations on the society in which she lived, as well as ripe with timeless irony, and a solid dose of humour. She has created immortal characters that have inspired countless authors, novels, and movies such as 'Bridget Jones' and 'Clueless'.The most notable adaptation is Joe Wright's 2005 'Pride and Prejudice', starring Keira Knightley ('Pirates of the Caribbean') and Matthew Macfadyen ('Succession').

A sequel to "The Conspirators; or the Chevalier d’Harmental", "The Regent’s Daughter" is the second entry on the regency of the young King Louis XV. Much of the story focuses on Gaston de Chanley, a young man torn between his love and his dedication to the murder of the regent Duke of Orleans. It is a fascinating read because of how Dumas’ brings these historical figures to life, powerful and threatening dukes are in essence paper tigers who without their cabal of support would crumble. It is a political tinder box built on smoke and mirrors that threatens to go up at any minute. Reminiscent of Walter Scott’s work, it is a powerful plot, threaded with intrigue, romance, love and blood. It is a novel that brings pre-revolutionary France to life in a way many readers will not have experienced and is perfect for anyone who loved the intrigue of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’.Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) remains one of the most important figures in French and world literature to this day. His historical and romantic adventure pieces were largely inspired by his many travels and extraordinary lifestyle. His most famous novels include ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, ‘The Three Musketeers’ and ‘Twenty Years After’. His works totalling more than one hundred thousand pages have been adapted in to more than two-hundred films.

First published in 1835, ‘Young Goodman Brown’ is a short story by the renowned American author, Nathaniel Hawthorne. Set in 17th century Salem, young Goodman Brown tells his new wife Faith that he must go on a journey, and sets out alone into the woods. There he comes across a mysterious man who isn’t all that he seems. As Goodman Brown journeys further into the woods, he witnesses things that will shake the very core of his faith and belief. A tense, symbolic story by the author of ‘The Scarlet Letter’.Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) was an American novelist and short-story writer. Born in Salem, Massachusetts, Hawthorne began his writing career in 1828 with the publication of his first novel, ‘Fanshawe’, followed by a collection of short stories. In 1850 he published perhaps his most famous work, ‘The Scarlet Letter’, which has since been adapted multiple times for stage and screen. Many of his novels explore lessons in morality, and centre around the themes of sin and evil. Some of his other best-known works include the novels ‘The House of the Seven Gables’ and ‘The Marble Faun’, and short stories ‘Wakefield’ and ‘Feathertop’. Hawthorne died in 1864 at the age of 59.

Part of a duology about the life of King Louis XV, "The Conspirators; or the Chevalier d’Harmental" follows the conspiracy against Phillip II, Duke of Orleans, regent of the infant King. Of his work on the period, it is considered among Dumas’ best by critics and fans alike.It is a thrilling novel, threaded through with romance, political conspiracy, and the epic clash between the Church and the Crown, for the support of the people. From the brilliant mind behind ‘The Three Musketeers’, it is another brilliant gem in his already epic body of work, perfect for anyone who loves historical fiction or the intrigue of Netflix's ‘The King’.Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) was one of the most important French historical adventure writers, and one of the most widely read French novelists. His experience was also based on his many travels and exuberant lifestyle. His novels include "The Count of Monte Cristo", "The Three Musketeers", and "Twenty Years After". His works have been adapted into more than 200 movies.

Who is the Scarlett Pimpernel? Will his identity finally be revealed? Will the elusive hero succeed in liberating Marguerite and escaping his pursuers yet again?Find out in 'The Triumph of the Scarlet Pimpernel' by Baroness Orczy.In 1794, the reign of terror is still raging in Paris, while people are imprisoned and executed indiscriminately in the name of the revolution. The Scarlett Pimpernel, much to the chagrin of his enemies, is still at large, but Agent Chauvelin refuses to give up. He captures the Pimpernel's beloved Marguerite in the hope of luring out his enemy.The Scarlett Pimpernel has been adapted for movies and TV over the years with the most well known being from 1982 starring Jane Seymour and Ian McKellen.Baroness Orczy was a British author, born in Hungary, who lived in the period 1865 – 1947. Her literary legacy consists of a series of novels and playwrights. She gained wide popularity in 1905 with the publication of "The Scarlet Pimpernel", a play which she wrote together with her husband.The interest that followed after the first publication led to several sequels. Baroness Orczy was also an important figure during World War I as she established an organization that was women-orientated and aimed to encourage them to seek active service in the armed forces.

With handsome rich men and ladies of leisure fluttering their eyelids trying to catch their attention, 'The Three Sisters' reads like a humorous trial run for 'Pride and Prejudice'.Told via correspondence, this is in fact a tale of a single man, Mr. Watts, who is in possession of a good fortune and is in want of a wife. Mrs. Stanhope is the mother of a family of girls who is very much in want of a son-in-law. And the girls? Despite one of them being "the happiest creature on the planet", they aren’t actually all that happy at all.This satirical narrative of courtship and self-interest by the young Jane Austen is a must for any fan of the modern Chick-Lit novel or Rom-Com film.As an extra treat, this edition includes four additional writings from Jane Austen, making this essential reading for any Austen fan or study. These additional pieces include:•t'A Fragment written to inculcate the practice of Virtue'•t'A beautiful description of the different effects of sensibility on different minds'•t'The Generous Curate: A moral Tale, setting forth the Advantages of being Generous and a Curate.'•t'Ode to Pity'Jane Austen (1775-1817) is one of the most beloved British writers of all time. During her short life, she published six novels: ´Sense and Sensibility´, ´Pride and Prejudice´, ´Mansfield Park´, ´Emma´, ´Northanger Abbey´ and ´Persuasion´, that are all considered as literary classics today.Her writing is full of sharp observations on the society in which she evolved, as well as ripe with timeless irony, and a solid dose of humour. She has created immortal characters that have inspired countless authors, novels, and movies such as 'Bridget Jones' and 'Clueless'.The most notable film adapted from a Jane Austen novel is 'Pride and Prejudice' from 2005 starring Keira Knightley (Pirates of the Caribbean) and Matthew Macfadyen.

'Always Look on the Bright Side of Life' - that's the essence of Voltaire's 'Candide'. For, like the ever-upbeat character in 'Monty Python's Life of Brian', the eponymous Candide is taught that everything is for the best. The young Frenchman must not grumble, grimace or lose heart.However, when he is cast out for falling for the daughter of a Baron, his sunny disposition is sorely tested by global disasters including earthquakes, the Inquisition and syphilis.'Candide' was initially banned because of blasphemy and political sedition. But the satire has since become one of the great novels in European history.Voltaire is the pen name of the French writer Francois-Marie Arouet (1694-1778). He was a writer and philosopher whose radical anti-Catholic and pro-freedom work helped inspire the French Revolution a decade after his death. He wrote 20,000-plus letters and 2,000 books and pamphlets and famously spent two years in exile in England for his seditious views. Among his many works, Voltaire was known for 'Lettres Philosophique' and 'Candide'.

Part of an eight-volume cycle about Marie Antoinette ‘The Hero of the People’ focuses on the conflict between King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette as to how France should be ruled. It is a novel focused on royal love, distinct from the previous entry ‘The Storming of the Bastille’ which was rife with revolutionary fighting spirit, this entry brings a humanity to the historically disliked royals. It is a fascinating read offering a brand new perspective on some of history’s most infamous figures.Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) remains one of the most important figures in French and world literature to this day. His historical and romantic adventure pieces were largely inspired by his many travels and extraordinary lifestyle. His most famous novels include ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, ‘The Three Musketeers’ and ‘Twenty Years After’. His works totalling more than one hundred thousand pages have been adapted in to more than two-hundred films.

Tucked away in a museum, lies the original notebooks of a teenage Jane Austen. Within the pages can be found the early writings of a girl who would go on to shape the literary landscape for years to come. From movies such as "Clueless" to "Emma", Jane Austen has been inspiring storytellers for over 200 years.'Love and Friendship' is a collection of short stories from her journals that show the beginnings of some of her best-known stories. Her bold attitude and love of independence shine bright in these early writings.Comprising 'Love and Friendship', 'Lesley Castle', 'The History of England', 'Collection of Letters', and 'Scraps', Austen’s juvenilia offers an entertaining and interesting glimpse into the author’s life.Jane Austen (1775-1817) is one of the most beloved British writers of all time. During her short life she published six novels: ´Sense and Sensibility´, ´Pride and Prejudice´, ´Mansfield Park´, ´Emma´, ´Northanger Abbey´ and ´Persuasion´, that are all considered as literary classics today.Her writing is full of sharp observations on the society in which she evolved, as well as ripe with timeless irony, and a solid dose of humour. She has created immortal characters that have inspired countless authors, novels, and movies such as 'Bridget Jones' and 'Clueless'.The most notable film adapted from a Jane Austen novel is 'Pride and Prejudice' from 2005 starring Keira Knightley ('Pirates of the Caribbean') and Matthew Macfadyen.

Giftermål har genom historien ingått i den manliga strategin för att bevara makt och inflytande över kommande generationer. Men det har även fungerat som ett skyddsnät för kvinnor. Välbeställda och framgångsrika svärsöner kunde garantera döttrarna en trygg framtid och att familjens ekonomiska och sociala ställning bevarades.Hur lyckades då Caroline Gother (1761-1836) bli en av Sveriges rikaste kvinnor för sin tid, trots att hon förblev ogift livet ut?I den här boken får vi följa en grosshandlarsläkt under tre generationer i dåtidens Stockholm, och se hur förmögenheter skapades och vandrade genom arv och äktenskap. När det slutligen var Carolines tur att ärva var hennes pappa, handelsborgmästaren, ruinerad på alla sina tillgångar. Vad var det som låg bakom Carolines framgångar?Marja Taussi Sjöberg (1943-) är en svensk författare och professor i Historia vid Umeå Universitet. Hon är specialiserad på idé och samhällsstudier och har bland annat studerat kriminalitet och social utsatthet.

‘A bloody nation, barbarous and rude’ is how Daniel Defoe describes England in his hilarious poem ‘The True-Born Englishman’. The poem is a satire about the stupidity of xenophobia. Defoe mocks the idea of a natural Englishman as they are a blend of Saxon, Danish and Roman. The poem ‘lampoons the nation’ and was celebrated at the time for Defoe’s use of wit and irony. This piece remains relevant in today’s highly fractured society and serves as an important and entertaining reminder that kindness is favourable to hate.Daniel Defoe (1660 – 1731) is one of the most important authors in the English language. Defoe was one of the original English novelists and greatly helped to popularise the form. Defoe was highly prolific and is believed to have written over 300 works ranging from novels to political pamphlets. He was highly celebrated but also controversial as his writings influenced politicians but also led to Defoe being imprisoned. Defoe’s novels have been translated into many languages and are still read across the globe to this day. Some of his most famous books include ‘Moll Flanders’ and ‘Robinson Crusoe’ which was adapted into a movie starring Pierce Brosnan and Damian Lewis in 1997. Defoe’s influence on English novels cannot be understated and his legacy lives on to this day.

Vil du på opdagelsesrejser til fjerne egne? Opdage uudforskede øer og kontinenter? Så er du ligesom James Cook. Lyt med, når vi dykker ned i historien om manden, der opdagede fjerne øer og nye kontinenter. Og som endte sine dage som en gryderet på Hawaii. Derudover fatshamer Marie ponyer, og Katrine vil finde lokale neandertalere i Hedensted (nogen vil mene, at det ikke bliver så svært...)Velkommen til en historiepodcast om historie og arkæologi. Lyt med, når vi tager et nyt emne under kærlig behandling. Værterne er kultur- og socialhistorikeren Katrine og arkæologen Marie, der tilsammen danner en dynamisk fortællerduo, som elsker at have det sjovt med historien.Cover illustration: Arthur Balitskii/ShutterstockMarie Brinch er uddannet cand.mag. i forhistorisk arkæologi fra Københavns Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Nationalmuseet og Museum Lolland-Falster.Katrine Stegmann er uddannet cand.mag. i kultur- og socialhistorie samt skuespil- og manuskriptforfatter fra Syddansk Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Odense Bunkermuseum og Glud Museum i Østjylland.Sammen har de skabt Katrine og Maries Historiepodcast.

Vi dykker ned i historien om (endnu) én af Horsens’ stolte sønner, nemlig Vitus Bering, der blev én af nyere tids største opdagelsesrejsende og en stor helt i Rusland.Velkommen til en historiepodcast om historie og arkæologi. Lyt med, når vi tager et nyt emne under kærlig behandling. Værterne er kultur- og socialhistorikeren Katrine og arkæologen Marie, der tilsammen danner en dynamisk fortællerduo, som elsker at have det sjovt med historien.Cover illustration: Arthur Balitskii/ShutterstockMarie Brinch er uddannet cand.mag. i forhistorisk arkæologi fra Københavns Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Nationalmuseet og Museum Lolland-Falster.Katrine Stegmann er uddannet cand.mag. i kultur- og socialhistorie samt skuespil- og manuskriptforfatter fra Syddansk Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Odense Bunkermuseum og Glud Museum i Østjylland.Sammen har de skabt Katrine og Maries Historiepodcast.

Efter nattens begivenheder sætter Anders Lund Madsen sig for at gå på spøgelsesjagt i køkkenet, og her er der masser af tegn på aktivitet. Nogen eller noget skramler med et par pander, og vandhanen tændes ud af det blå. Men kroens ejere vil ikke være foruden de harmløse gengangere.Medvirkende:Lene Vanting, clairvoyantAnders Lund Madsen kan ikke blive bange. Hverken højder, edderkopper eller små, lukkede rum kan få svedens angst til at pible frem. Men det skal der laves om på nu. For Anders er nået frem til, at det farligste i verden er IKKE at være bange for noget som helst. Men hvor starter man så? I "Manden, der drog ud i verden for at blive bange" besøger Anders Lund Madsen hjemsøgte kroer, teatre og slotte i håb om at møde et vaskeægte spøgelse og blive skræmt fra vid og sans.Vært: Anders Lund MadsenTilrettelægger: Zissel Kjertum-MohrLyddesign: Ida SkovsgaardRedaktør: Mette Hovmand-StillingFoto: Martin BubandtProduceret af Talk Town, Story House EgmontAnders Lund Madsen (f. 1963) er journalist og kendt fra en lang række tv- og radioprogrammer, bl.a. "Taxi", "De Sorte Spejdere" og "Det Nye Talkshow". Sammen med Søren Østergaard startede han Zirkus Nemo i 1999 og sammen med sin bror, lægen Peter Lund Madsen, har han skrevet og medvirket i flere shows og teaterforestillinger.

Denne gang tager vi det sidste blik på Vitus Bering. Vi tager med på hans sidste rejse og diskuterer, hvorfor det gik så galt til sidst. Hans jordiske rester blev fundet på en lille ubeboet Ø, men var det overhovedet Bering, man fandt? Marie taler om kommunal projektledelse, og Katrine filosoferer over kranier.Velkommen til en historiepodcast om historie og arkæologi. Lyt med, når vi tager et nyt emne under kærlig behandling. Værterne er kultur- og socialhistorikeren Katrine og arkæologen Marie, der tilsammen danner en dynamisk fortællerduo, som elsker at have det sjovt med historien.Cover illustration: Arthur Balitskii/ShutterstockMarie Brinch er uddannet cand.mag. i forhistorisk arkæologi fra Københavns Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Nationalmuseet og Museum Lolland-Falster.Katrine Stegmann er uddannet cand.mag. i kultur- og socialhistorie samt skuespil- og manuskriptforfatter fra Syddansk Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Odense Bunkermuseum og Glud Museum i Østjylland.Sammen har de skabt Katrine og Maries Historiepodcast.

Det vrimler med spøgelser på Bromølle Kro. Det har det gjort siden 1700-tallet, hvor den gamle krofatter drak kroens gæster fulde, slog dem ihjel og sendte ligene fra 1. sal og ned i åen via en sliske. Mange år senere gravede man de mudderindsmurte kranier op, og de findes endnu på kroen. Anders Lund Madsen lægger sig til at sove i værelset, hvor kranierne er udstillet, i håb om, at det kan lokke spøgelserne frem fra deres skjul.Medvirkende:Lene Vanting, clairvoyantAnders Lund Madsen kan ikke blive bange. Hverken højder, edderkopper eller små, lukkede rum kan få svedens angst til at pible frem. Men det skal der laves om på nu. For Anders er nået frem til, at det farligste i verden er IKKE at være bange for noget som helst. Men hvor starter man så? I "Manden, der drog ud i verden for at blive bange" besøger Anders Lund Madsen hjemsøgte kroer, teatre og slotte i håb om at møde et vaskeægte spøgelse og blive skræmt fra vid og sans.Vært: Anders Lund MadsenTilrettelægger: Zissel Kjertum-MohrLyddesign: Ida SkovsgaardRedaktør: Mette Hovmand-StillingFoto: Martin BubandtProduceret af Talk Town, Story House EgmontAnders Lund Madsen (f. 1963) er journalist og kendt fra en lang række tv- og radioprogrammer, bl.a. "Taxi", "De Sorte Spejdere" og "Det Nye Talkshow". Sammen med Søren Østergaard startede han Zirkus Nemo i 1999 og sammen med sin bror, lægen Peter Lund Madsen, har han skrevet og medvirket i flere shows og teaterforestillinger.

Charles d'Eon de Beaumont var en fransk diplomat og spion i 1700-tallets højspændte Europa. Og så var han den første dokumenterede transperson og levede de sidste 32 år af sit liv som kvinden Lia de Beaumont. Men hvordan blev dette modtaget i 1700-tallets Europa? Og var alt nu også, som det lod til at være??Velkommen til en historiepodcast om historie og arkæologi. Lyt med, når vi tager et nyt emne under kærlig behandling. Værterne er kultur- og socialhistorikeren Katrine og arkæologen Marie, der tilsammen danner en dynamisk fortællerduo, som elsker at have det sjovt med historien.Cover illustration: Arthur Balitskii/ShutterstockMarie Brinch er uddannet cand.mag. i forhistorisk arkæologi fra Københavns Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Nationalmuseet og Museum Lolland-Falster.Katrine Stegmann er uddannet cand.mag. i kultur- og socialhistorie samt skuespil- og manuskriptforfatter fra Syddansk Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Odense Bunkermuseum og Glud Museum i Østjylland.Sammen har de skabt Katrine og Maries Historiepodcast.

Hvis I tror, at de største og vildeste pirater var typer som Kaptajn Blackbeard, så tro om igen: den største pirat, som formentlig nogensinde har levet, var en kvinde! I denne uge taler vi om Ching Shih, der kom til at herske over en af de største sørøverflåder nogensinde. Hun var hjernen bag et flydende, kriminelt imperium, der var så magtfuldt, at ikke engang kejserens hær kunne stoppe det!Velkommen til en historiepodcast om historie og arkæologi. Lyt med, når vi tager et nyt emne under kærlig behandling. Værterne er kultur- og socialhistorikeren Katrine og arkæologen Marie, der tilsammen danner en dynamisk fortællerduo, som elsker at have det sjovt med historien.Cover illustration: Arthur Balitskii/ShutterstockMarie Brinch er uddannet cand.mag. i forhistorisk arkæologi fra Københavns Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Nationalmuseet og Museum Lolland-Falster.Katrine Stegmann er uddannet cand.mag. i kultur- og socialhistorie samt skuespil- og manuskriptforfatter fra Syddansk Universitet og har arbejdet for blandt andet Odense Bunkermuseum og Glud Museum i Østjylland.Sammen har de skabt Katrine og Maries Historiepodcast.

Packed with thoughts, reflections, witticisms, and lines from his extensive body of work, ‘100 Quotes by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais’ is a superb read for fans of this accomplished writer.Ideal for dipping in and out of, readers of this collection will find themselves surprised as to how many of his sayings have found their way into modern parlance.A welcome addition to any coffee table.The son of a watchmaker, Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais (1732 - 1799) lived many lives. In addition to being an inventor, musician, and arms dealer, he also worked as a spy for Louis XV and Louis XVI.However, he was perhaps best known as a playwright. Following his rejection for the post of consul to Spain, Beaumarchais began writing short farces, before dipping his pen into the worlds of opera and theatre plays.His most famous works include ´Eugenie´, ´The Barber of Seville´, and ´The Marriage of Figaro´. His life story was adapted for film in 1996, as ‘Beaumarchais the Scoundrel,’ starring Fabrice Luchini.

‘600 Quotations from the Great 18th Century Writers’ is a collection of inspiring thoughts and reflections from six of the greatest literary minds of all time.During this time, society was experiencing a cultural upheaval, with more emphasis being placed on happiness and the pursuit of knowledge.While these quotes might be over 200 years old, they bear as much relevance today as they did when they were first coined.A superb read for dipping in and out of.Born in Geneva, Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712 – 1778) was a spearhead in the European Enlightenment movement. Montesquieu (1689 – 1755) was a Frenchman, whose writing had a huge influence on political systems. Also born in France, Denis Diderot (1713 – 1784) was a writer and central figure in the Age of Enlightenment.Scottish economist, Adam Smith (1723 – 1790) wrote treatises on morality and economics. German physicist, Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742 – 1799) satirised superstition and wrote extensively about natural phenomena. Pierre Beaumarchais (1732 – 1799) was a French playwright, spy, diplomat, and watchmaker.