April 2021 – Ideas are immortal

Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic book review

Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic is a history book written by Tom Holland(no, not that Tom Holland!), which was published in 2003. It is not your standard dry and boring history book, even though it gives… Continue Reading →

Western Civ Week 36: Why did the Incas fell so easily and did people think that the Earth was flat in the Middle Ages

This is the essay for the 36th week of the 9th Grade Tom Woods Homeschool. In this blog post, I will be answering two questions. The first one is: Why does Mario Vargas Llosa think the Incas fell so easily? The second one is: Is… Continue Reading →

April 24, 2021 0

Government Week 2: Discussing property rights, human rights, positive rights and negative rights

This is the essay for the 2nd week of the Tom Woods Homeschool Government course. In this blog post, I will be discussing two things: 1. Whether the “right of free speech” is a property right or a human right 2. The differences between… Continue Reading →

April 12, 2021 0

Western Civ Week 35: Discussing Louis of Bavaria’s conflict with Pope John XXII, the Catholic Church and the political centralization of Spain

This is the essay for the 35th week of the 9th Grade Tom Woods Homeschool. In this blog post, I will be answering three questions. The first one is: Where can we see the ideas of Marsilius of Padua in Louis of Bavaria’s… Continue Reading →

April 6, 2021 0

taking you along my learning journey..

Month April 2021

Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic book review

Western Civ Week 36: Why did the Incas fell so easily and did people think that the Earth was flat in the Middle Ages

Government Week 2: Discussing property rights, human rights, positive rights and negative rights

Western Civ Week 35: Discussing Louis of Bavaria’s conflict with Pope John XXII, the Catholic Church and the political centralization of Spain