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The Issue with British History

The Issue with British History

Paperback

Series: History: Fiction or Science?, Book 15

General Education

ISBN10: 1519037163
ISBN13: 9781519037169
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 16 2017
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.59 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
High time to repair history NASA research of earth-moon mechanics by astrophysicist Robert Newton leads mathematicians of MSU Dr. Fomenko to a breakthrough in the world chronology in general and history of Great Britain in particular. On the one hand, 'The Issue with British History' shows how much shorter than generally presumed it really is, but, on the other hand, it underscores the major role Great Britain played in World History. Indeed, England, a small non-significant and underpopulated province of the Great Evil Empire of Eurasia, stepped in the XVI century on its way to greatness, becomes within barely 300 years the World Empire that ruled the waves; where the sun never set down! Indeed again, the Isle of England was the first country where old nobility was replaced with new gentry loyal to its King, the first to confiscate most of the Catholic church riches, free itself from the clutches of Roman Curia, and to introduce literacy and basic sciences. After the rule of King Henry VIII that profoundly transformed England in 1509-1547 and the rule in 1553-1558 of Queen Maria I Bloody Mary, who tried and failed to return England to the Catholic fold, the re-establishment of Roman Catholicism was definitely reversed by in Elizabeth I that ruled in 1558-1603. During the 45-years of the Elizabethan Era, instead of dancing and dueling à la française, the Gentry was put to learning sciences, building the Royal Navy to ensure the British maritime supremacy, colonization, licensed piracy, and trade. Regretfully, British scholars of XVI-XVII th centuries based their historical writings on the consensual chronology of the French Kabbalist Scaliger and Jesuit Petavious.

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