Gerry Bowler
Gerry Bowler
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Gerry Bowler is a Canadian historian and a senior fellow of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.
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How ‘Bloody Mary’ Tried but Failed to Return England to the Roman Fold

How ‘Bloody Mary’ Tried but Failed to Return England to the Roman Fold
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From Decoration Day to Paardeberg Day to Remembrance Day: Lest We Forget

From Decoration Day to Paardeberg Day to Remembrance Day: Lest We Forget
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Hungarian Revolution of 1956: A Valiant Effort to Overthrow Communist Rule

Hungarian Revolution of 1956: A Valiant Effort to Overthrow Communist Rule
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49th Parallel: The Years of War and Political Haggling It Took to Define the Canada-US Border

49th Parallel: The Years of War and Political Haggling It Took to Define the Canada-US Border
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How the Underdog Crusaders Defeated the Mighty Ottoman Turks at the Battle of Lepanto

How the Underdog Crusaders Defeated the Mighty Ottoman Turks at the Battle of Lepanto
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How the 1327 Coup Against Edward II Contributed to English Constitutional Development

How the 1327 Coup Against Edward II Contributed to English Constitutional Development
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History
History

Of Kings and Taxes: Behind the Arrest of Pope Boniface in 1303

Of Kings and Taxes: Behind the Arrest of Pope Boniface in 1303
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An Award for Being a Decent Person: How the Montyon Prize Started

An Award for Being a Decent Person: How the Montyon Prize Started
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How St. John’s Almost Became England’s First North American Colony

How St. John’s Almost Became England’s First North American Colony
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How France’s ‘Archangel of Terror’ Met His End in 1794

How France’s ‘Archangel of Terror’ Met His End in 1794
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