History
Mary, Jane, Mary, Elizabeth, Joan and Catherine
The 16th century was a time of powerful female rulers in Western Europe. Queen Elizabeth ruled for what amounts to the second half of the 16th century. She was no figurehead either. She was the absolute ruler of England and Ireland (Britain would not arise as a state until generations later). Legally she was a …
Sex Equality: Defining One’s Terms – The Men’s Review (1948 Article)
We continue the series of Men’s Review excerpts below with this piece exploring the meaning of ‘sex equality’. – PW * * * Defining One’s Terms by C. Lea THERE is a type of propagandist who finds it convenient to avoid defining his terms. He can thus vary the sense when and how it …
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What Were Medieval Attitudes Towards Sex?
Much of feminism rests on the feminist historical narrative. If women weren’t oppressed historically then what was feminism rescuing them from? There is plenty of evidence, even from blue pill sources, that the feminist historical narrative is false. In particular, feminists would have you believe that men in the past tried to repress female sexuality. …
Wife of Bath, criminal justice
Is criminal justice used as a pretext for promoting men’s subordination to women?
The Trend Of The Sexes – The Men’s Review (1948 Article)
When we observe the relationship of the sexes in the past, we find woman solely of the ménage, a menial, subjective, subjected. The male holding the centre of the human drama. From this point to the next point -the present- can be traced the line following an upward trend, economically, intellectually, and politically, which forecasts …
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Peter III of Russia
History doesn’t remember Peter III of Russia fondly. The grandson of Peter the Great, he’s ridiculed by historians. This is captured effectively by the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica that had this to say about him: Nature had made him mean, the smallpox had made him hideous, and his degraded habits made him loathsome. And Peter had …
