Outlines of History on Feudalism and Western Europe
The text describes the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, the ensuing chaos, and the rise of feudalism. It covers how local rulers, knights, bishops, and landowners formed protective bonds, creating a web of private obligations over public law as centralized authority waned. It notes the northern, British, and Celtic polities fragmented into competing realms and the shift from solitary rulers to networks of loyalties. The passage previews the realm of France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casaiodorus
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Cornwall
Kent
Wessex
Fysex
Sussex
Mercora
Northumbria
Anglia
Fragmented Europe and the rise of feudalism in the eighth century
The text surveys medieval western Europe at a low point after Rome, detailing Italy's urban decay and the Castle of St Angelo amid disorder, then tracing Spain and Gaul. It explains the shift from brigandage to nascent feudal groupings, the rise of nobility, and the feudal contract linking vassals to lords through fiefs and homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory the Great
Rome
Amia
Colosseum
Castigo
St. Peter's
St. Angela
Oman
Spain
Italy
France
Britain
Straits of Gibraltar
Europe
Pyrenees
Gaul
Spanish
Rhineland
Germany
Taurus
Western
Eastern
Gibbon
Piraeus
Attila
Western Europe
Meadern
Nm Police
Russ
Gail
Commitarus
G. B. Adams
Artist Knowledge of Paints for Lasting Works
An article stresses that artists must understand paints to preserve art. It explains permanent pigments like Terre Verte olive green found in Pompeii, the distinction between transparent and opaque paints, and cautions about incompatibilities such as cadmiums with iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Pompeii
The Painted Pigments and their Timeless Tales
The article surveys historic pigments and their quirks including arsenic yellow and Naples yellow, notes on staining and aging with brushwork cautions, and cites George Field's Chromatography advising how time and environment alter color. It mentions cobalt blue, ultramarine, lapis lazuli, and cochineal as enduring or volatile elements in art supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Naples
George Field
Penitentiary Whipping and Reform by Warden Plumner
A historical account recounts a brutal whipping at a Delaware penitentiary and contrasts it with Warden Plumner’s humane reform efforts. It details his shift from harsh punishment to an honor system, worker programs, and inmate-led activities, including a prison farm, mills, baseball, and a dramatic society, aimed at reducing unrest and producing goods. The piece also notes Plumner’s death and the mixed public reaction to his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Thoss
Plummer
Lermer
Plumer
Lfers
Ngein
Evry
Plummey
New York World
Radio Programs Summary From Newark to Pittsburgh Stations
A dense listing of radio schedules across WIZ WOR WGY KDKA WEAF and WEAF networks. Programs include morning reports weather and market quotes, recitals and humorous stories, concerts, talks on radio cartooning and tuberculosis work, and evening performances from various orchestras and soloists. Includes guidance about pen care for travelers in the final line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Newark
N. J
A. Louise Woodsford
Ferguson
New Brunswck
Womens Wear
Iron and Steel Review
The
Iron Ave
Fy GC. Devore
Newark Essex and Banking Company
Ference Smith Vincent
Estey Auditorium
New York Ciy
Steele Jamison
Enor
Betty Tillotson
Bureau
R. Emmet Kennedy
New York
Arlington
R. Emmet
Kennedy
Bamberger & Co
Trelen Sutton
Marc Thomas
Hofmann
Scharwenka
Helen Sutton
Phillips
Mah Lindy Lou
Strickland
Marie Thomas
Memus
Adam Gebel
Laezo
Handel
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Because D'Hardelot
My Dear
Bail
Annie Laurie
Lehman
New Jersey Tuberculosis League
Montauk Society Dance Orchestra
Carolina
Chicago
Jolly Bill Steinke
Montauk Dance Orchestra
Lovin’ Sam
Burning Sands
Mabel Wright
Norma Weber Kluttig
Bridgeport
Conn
Cotate O'Hara
Barcarolle
Hawthorne
Neidinger
Bohr
del Riego
Golding
Seitz
Fieweilling Circuit Described On Next Sunday Page
Describes a simple one tube, super regenerative radio circuit producing excellent results with minimal gear. The feature promises a detailed explanation in the Radio Page of The Sunday Post next Sunday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sunday Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Wells
Outline OF History
Penitentiary Head
Borad
Iran
Arman
Mordecai Piommer
Greenbank
Phantom
Plumimer
Hoy
Nieger Os
Adamson
A_ MANIAC
A_JESTER
O. Jacobsson
WGY
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Trinity Episcopal Church
KDA Little Symphony Orchestra
Steel Industries
Iron Age
New Yo Stock Exchange
Prom Wtage
Mey
Kdka Liftle Symphony Orchestra
Rose Lea Er Chisett
Icontralto
Verdi
Lindle
Hagle Grant Shaffer
Ruy Blas” Mendelssohn
Sullivan
Paderewski
WEAF
Tal & Tel Go
Misgssion of
Palestine
Alexander Aaronson
Emmeritz
Yettervall
Sverige
Stenkammer
Messages
Grey
La‘Douleur Boccalari
Zal
Trinkans
Dane’s
Emmeritz Zoitervail
Fontenailles
Meyer Helmund
Fanioy
John Sparacing
Moszkowski
D'Agostino
Minuetto
Volpe
Manhattan Ladies Quartet
Benger
Root
Grace Duncan
Waters of
Minnetonka
Lieurance
William F. Sweenes
Pro‘ozve
Leoncavallo
Paul M. Wood
Trees Hahn
Hunting Possum
Waryford
Cucken
Grant Schaeffer
Henry Kindinger
Coronation Arch
Mayerbeer
Elmer Clifton
W. W. Hodkinson Company
Kentucky Babe
Gerbel
Nell
Foers7fer
Herman Ro
Sen
Serenade
Valdez
Rychlik
Wien
Niwski
William F. Sween
Biter
Doug Lehmann
Dan McGill
Mae
Sanderson
Smilin
Penn
Henry Kindlinger
Rienzie Fantasie
Wagner
Brin
Claribel
Fieweilling
George McManus
MR Diggs
Nyou
Nou
MR Jhaoai
Tee
Archdale
Aan Re
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