J. Rufus Fears Songtexte
The Ottoman Empire and Turkey
Geboren am 07. März 1945, Gestorben am 06. Oktober 2012
Songtexte
- Cicero
- Hitler and the War Against Freedom
- Elie Wiesel — Night
- Cleopatra
- Hammurabi Issues a Code of Law (1750 B.C.)
- Churchill and the War for Freedom
- Adam Smith (1776) Versus Karl Marx (1867)
- Black Death — Pandemics and History (1348)
- Vikings in America?
- The Destiny of the Athenian Democracy
- Gibbon on Rome’s Decline and Fall
- Confucius, the Analects
- The Birth of Freedom
- Miracle at Philadelphia
- The Illiberal Tradition
- Athenian Democracy
- The Tide of War Turns
- What the Declaration of Independence Says
- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe, Faust, Part 2
- Myth and Athenian Drama
- Shakespeare, Othello, the Moor of Venice
- Rome and the Middle East
- Bonhoeffer, Letters and Papers From Prison
- The Roman Republic
- Vergil the Magician
- Gandhi, an Autobiography
- The Song of Roland — Chivalric Adventure
- Hippocrates Takes an Oath (430 B.C.)
- The Tyranny of George III
- The Day the Stock Market Crashed (1929)
- Gilgamesh and History
- The Legacy of Churchill
- Lays of Ancient Rome
- Menander — The Grouch
- The Cold War
- Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia
- The United States and Empire
- Joseph Addison — Cato
- Post-War Challenges
- Freedom in the Roman Empire
- Gibbon, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
- Pericles
- Freedom and the Lessons of History
- Athens — Freedom and Cultural Creativity
- Solon — Democracy Begins (594 B.C.)
- John (feat. Kennedy Is Assassinated) (1963)
- The Archduke Makes a State Visit (1914)
- Von Strasburg — Tristan and Isolde
- Themistocles
- The Gospel of John
- Christianity
- The Ottoman Empire and Turkey
- Theseus and the Minotaur
- Jesus and Socrates
- Achilles and Agamemnon
- China and Empire
- Theodore Roosevelt — an Autobiography
- Mythology as a Path to Wisdom
- Columbus Finds a New World (1492)
- Sophocles — Philoctetes
- Plato, Phaedo
- Erasmus — in Praise of Folly
- Lewis and Clark — Journals
- The Shot Heard ’round the World
- Lord Acton, the History of Freedom
- King Arthur — Fact or Fiction?
- Russia and Empire
- A Superpower at the Crossroads
- Dante Sees Beatrice (1283)
- Odysseus
- Alexander the Great in Romance
- Heritage and Destiny
- Caesar and Vercingetorix
- The Trojan War and the Middle East
- Moses and Monotheism (1220 B.C.)
- Ancient Greece and the Middle East
- Marathon — Democracy Triumphant (490 B.C.)
- Confucius Instructs a Nation (553–479 B.C.)
- General Pickett Leads a Charge (1863)
- Henry David Thoreau, Walden
- Birth of Civilization in the Middle East
- The Historical Power of Biblical Stories
- Fate and Free Will in Mythology
- Pompey the Great
- The Spanish Empire and Latin America
- Abraham Lincoln, George Patton — War
- George Washington as Statesman
- Islam
- Vergil
- Cato the Younger
- The Empire of Genghis Khan
- Plato, Republic
- The Liberal Tradition
- The Wisdom of History and the Citizen
- The Defeat of the Spanish Armada (1588)
- Plato — Epistle VII
- Gospel of Mark
- Mao Zedong Begins His Long March (1934)
- Croesus
- Ancient Israel and the Middle East
- What the Constitution Says
- Lessons From the Great Books
- Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War
- Alexander the Great
- Aeschylus, Oresteia
- Vergil, Aeneid
- Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus
- Homer and Mythology
- Reagan, Hollywood, and American Ideals
- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe, Faust, Part 1
- Bhagavad Gita
- The Roman Republic as Superpower
- World War II and the Lessons of History
- Great Leaders: Winston Churchill
- Liberty and Lincoln at Gettysburg
- Isaac Bashevis Singer — The Penitent
- From Machiavelli to the Divine Right of Kings
- Thomas Jefferson as Statesman
- Constantine I Wins a Battle (A.D. 312)
- Muhammad Moves to Medina — The Hegira (A.D. 622)
- Nibelungenlied — Chivalric Romance
- Rome — Freedom and Cultural Creativity
- Rome of the Caesars as Superpower
- America and Slavery
- Theseus
- Paul the Apostle
- Luther’s New Course Changes History (1517)
- Sophocles
- The Battle of Kosovo
- Goethe — The Sufferings of Young Werther
- Jesse James and the Myth of the Outlaw
- Leonidas
- Pericles, Oration; Lincoln, Gettysburg Address
- Publius Cornelius Scipio
- Franklin Roosevelt Becomes President (1933)
- Champion of Freedom
- Alcibiades
- Epictetus
- Napoleon's Liberal Empire
- Exodus — The Foundation of the Jewish People
- Boethius, Martin Luther King — Conscience
- Marcus Aurelius
- In Search of Historical Troy
- Beowulf — Historical Roots and Heroic Values
- George Orwell, 1984
- Shakespeare — Antony and Cleopatra
- Bologna Gets a University (1088)
- Churchill and Controversy
- Freedom in the Middle Ages
- Euripides — Medea
- Machiavelli — La Mandragola
- George Washington — Farewell Address
- Aldous Huxley — Brave New World
- Aristophanes — Comedies
- Beowulf
- Homer, Iliad
- Life Lessons From the Trojan War
- Claudius
- Alexander the Great and the Middle East
- On the Empire’s Frontier
- Gaius Julius Caesar
- America's Empire of Liberty — Lewis and Clark
- Schweitzer — Out of My Life and Thought
- Abraham Lincoln as Statesman
- In Search of the Holy Grail
- Liberty and Lee at Gettysburg
- Koran
- The Enlightenment of the Buddha (526 B.C.)
- Napoleon and the Mantle of Caesar
- Cicero, on Moral Duties (De Officiis)
- Homer — Odyssey
- Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front
- Julius Caesar
- Brutus and the Opposition to Caesar
- Julius Caesar in History
- T.E. Lawrence — Seven Pillars of Wisdom
- Thomas More — Utopia
- The Nazi Menace
- In the Wilderness
- Lycurgus
- Shakespeare — MacBeth
- Jesus — The Trial of a Teacher (A.D. 36)
- Atlantis — Fact or Fiction?
- George Orwell — Animal Farm
- Is Freedom a Universal Value?
- Xenophon, Plato and Philip
- Luther and the Protestant Reformation
- Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
- Churchill, My Early Life; Painting as a Pastime; WWII
- The Wisdom of Great Books
- Civil Disobedience and Social Change
- John Stuart Mill, on Liberty
- Charles Darwin Takes an Ocean Voyage (1831)
- The Book of Genesis
- Quintus Fabius Maximus
- Augustus
- Scipio Africanus the Elder
- Book of Exodus
- Young Churchill
- Hector
- Lysander and Socrates
- September 11, 2001
- Britain's Legacy of Freedom
- Jesus
- Why We Study History
- The Battle of Vienna (1683)
- One Night in Petrograd (1917)
- Arminius and German Mythology
- Socrates on Trial
- Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound
- Apuleius
- Pausanias
- Xerxes
- General Custer — Hero or Villain?
- Josephus — History of the Jewish War
- Athenian Democracy and Empire
- Natural Law and the Declaration
- Euripides — Alcestis
- Dante, the Divine Comedy
- Dr. King Leads a March (1963)
- Athenian Tragedy — Education for Freedom
- Rallying the Nation
- Shakespeare — Hamlet
- Alexander the Great in History
- Pyrrhus
- Nicias
- The Anglo-American Tradition of Liberty
- Hannibal
- Thucydides
- Gilgamesh
- Cicero — "On Old Age"
- Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
- Dostoevsky — The Brothers Karamazov
- FDR and the Progressive Tradition
- Davy Crockett and the Myth of the Frontier
- World War I and the Lessons of History
- Plutarch, Suetonius, and Tacitus
- Euripides, Bacchae
- Why the Roman Empire Fell
- Michelangelo Accepts a Commission (1508)
- Book of Job
- The Atomic Bomb Is Dropped (1945)
- The British Empire in India
- The Trial of Socrates
- Jason and the Golden Fleece
- The Epic of Gilgamesh
- Hitler's Rise and the Lessons of History
- The Wisdom of History and You
- Why the French Revolution Failed
- Hitler Becomes Chancellor of Germany (1933)
- Franklin Roosevelt as Statesman
- Crassus
- Nero
- Hadrian
- Heroes, History, and Myth
- Solon
- Two Brothers Take a Flight (1903)
- The Bill of Rights
- The Alamo
- Sophocles — Ajax
- Political Beginnings
- Romulus — The Founder of Rome
- The Battle of Lexington (1775)
- Louis Pasteur Cures a Child (1885)
- Seneca — "On Providence"
- Machiavelli, the Prince
- The Myth of Troy
- Caesar Crosses the Rubicon (49 B.C.)
- Scipio the Younger
- Erasmus — a Book Sets Europe Ablaze (1516)
- Sir Thomas Malory, Morte D'Arthur
- Trajan
- Teuton Versus Roman
- Aeneas — Rome's National Hero
- Gaius Flaminius
- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the Gulag Archipelago
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 1
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 2
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 3
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 4
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 5
- Lecture 19: Lysander and Socrates, Part 6
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 1
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 3
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 5
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 1
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 1
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 5
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 4
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 3
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 2
- Lecture 23: Pyrrhus, Part 6
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 1
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 3
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 5
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 1
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 3
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 5
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 2
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 4
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 6
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 5
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 6
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 3
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 4
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 1
- Lecture 24: Cleopatra, Part 2
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 6
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 5
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 2
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 1
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 4
- Lecture 8: Xerxes, Part 3
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 2
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 4
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 6
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 2
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 4
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 6
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 6
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 2
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 4
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 6
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 3
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 4
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 1
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 3
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 5
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 5
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 6
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 1
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 3
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 5
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 1
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 2
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 1
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 3
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 5
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 3
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 4
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 5
- Lecture 14: Sophocles, Part 6
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 5
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 4
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 4
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 3
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 3
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 6
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 2
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 5
- Lecture 4: Odysseus, Part 1
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 5
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 1
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 3
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 2
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 1
- Lecture 5: Lycurgus, Part 1
- Lecture 20: The Trial of Socrates, Part 2
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 6
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 5
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 4
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 3
- Lecture 3: Hector, Part 2
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 2
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 4
- Lecture 21: Xenophon, Plato and Philip, Part 6
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 2
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 4
- Lecture 18: Alcibiades and the Peloponnesian War, Part 6
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 1
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 2
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 3
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 4
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 5
- Lecture 2: Achilles and Agamemnon, Part 6
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 2
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 4
- Lecture 17: Nicias, Part 6
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 1
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 3
- Lecture 7: Croesus, Part 5
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 3
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 2
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 1
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 6
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 5
- Lecture 22: Alexander the Great, Part 4
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 6
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 5
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 4
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 3
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 2
- Lecture 9: Leonidas, Part 1
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 1
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 3
- Lecture 1: Theseus, Part 5
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 1
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 3
- Lecture 6: Solon, Part 5
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 1
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 3
- Lecture 13: Anaxagoras, Phidias, and Aspasia, Part 5
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 2
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 4
- Lecture 15: Thucydides, Part 6
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 2
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 4
- Lecture 10: Themistocles, Part 6
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 2
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 4
- Lecture 16: Alcibiades, Part 6
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 6
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 5
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 2
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 4
- Lecture 12: Pericles, Part 6
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 2
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 1
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 4
- Lecture 11: Pausanias, Part 3
