This Week In History

This week we will look at some of the most used phrases from our history but where do they come from?

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It is with greatest respect that i give you a poem dedicated to the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

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This week lets look at one of the most famous siege's of all time with the largest cavalry charge from the most successful cavalry unity ever to grace the battlefield. The siege of Vienna in 1683 is one of the most significant in European history and has been lost to time.

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This week we are talking about the forgotten sack of Rome in 1527 where 189 swiss guard fought and died on the steps to heaven to protect the head of the Catholic church.

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This week we are talking about possibly the most famous general in US history the man who fought for honour of his beloved state of Virginia Robert E Lee

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This week we are talking about the only British Prime Minister ever to be assassinated and to make matters worse he has been lost to history nothing but a foot note in the 19th century. Spencer Perceval Killed in the Houses of Parliament

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This week we are looking at the third man to assassinate a President Leon Czolgosz the third man in 36 years too shake the foundations of US politics.

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This week we are talking about Charles J Guiteau the man who shot the 20th president of the United states James Garfield. Why did he do it what were his motives and was he really crazy?

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This Week we are looking at one of the first famous assassins the man who killed one of the most famous presidents of all time John Wilkes Booth. We will also take a look at the links between the two most famous assassinations in history Lincoln and JFK

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This week lets talk about the man that took the shot that changed the modern world. But why did he do it? What were his motives? How much do we really know about Lee Harvey Oswold?

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