
Age of Ice and Fire: The General Crisis Of The Seventeenth Century
Historiansplaining: A historian tells you why everything you know is wrong
The Climate of Europe in the Middle Ages
There emerged a pattern of almost a kind of cold war between catholic and protestant states. Protestants initially believed they would successfully reform the western church from top to bottom. Neither side necessarily thought that what was going to happen was centuries of conflict or coexistence with two different, opposing branches of the western urch. The climate of europe became comparatively warm in the high and late middle ages. In the 16 hundreds, the climate became markedly and noticeably colder than it is today.
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