Daisy Drews

Chaos to Order deals with political, economic, religious, social, scientific, and artistic changes of the 17th c. Politically, it compares and contrasts the growth of absolutism under Louis XIV in France, the Tokugawa in Japan, the Qing in China,... Lire la suite

Is Paris Worth a Mass? covers the period from the establishment of Calvinism in France to the death of Henry IV in 1610. After the death of the French King, Henry II, his wife, Catherine de Medici, became Regent for a succession of sons. She... Lire la suite

Carpe Diem! is the story of an orphan, Nicolo, who is adopted into the Contarini family of Florence. The head of the family, Carlo, is in banking and trade and a friend of Lorenzo de Medici. He comes upon Nicolo by accident and is impressed with his... Lire la suite

Uncommon Sense uses our fundamental beliefs in democracy to attempt to get us back on track toward a fair society for all. Many of the problems we face have sensible solutions but people in power thwart such in order to make or receive money. When... Lire la suite

'Pursuit of Happiness' begins with Peter the Great having taken control in Russia, the conflict that develops in Europe resulting in the creation of the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV's expansion of power, and the growing divide between America... Lire la suite