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A to K of Historical Blunders
- Agincourt to Passchendaele - a very muddy business
- Bourgeoisie - Don't mess with them
- There are no certainties in Ciphers
- Duelling; not a good idea if you happen to be a genius.
- Egotism is egregious if it’s your only weapon for election
- A police force that scores an F
- Gallileo, green eggs and ‘German’ science
- World peace yet again threatened by hubris
- Itchy feet - restless Vikings and Normans; ignore them at your peril
- Jumping the gun
- Applying the Karenina principle to Ireland’s fight for freedom
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L to R of Historical Blunders
- Language and literature make history, for better or for worse
- Medieval mindset is the mother of all misogyny
- Neo-liberalism, non-interference and laissez-faire in the Great Irish Famine
- The O's have it
- Plantations and Penal Laws leave a shadowy legacy
- The questionable majesty of queenship
- Revolting media
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S to Z of Historical Blunders
- The inseparability of sugar and slavery
- The only two certainties in life; taxes and death
- The unsustainability of unaccountability
- The vagaries of voting
- The workhouse – an unworkable solution to Irish poverty
- Xenophobia; it just won’t go away
- Can you separate a work of literature from the political beliefs of the author?
- Zero tolerance of printed matter that makes you think
- Frankly Blank Verse news
- Sunday Miscellany 2002-2003
- Quiet Quarter
