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• Victorian Poetry

  

  Study the thematic, formal, and aesthetic innovations of Victorian poetry.
• The Renaissance

  

  Explore English literature from the Renaissance period.
  
• The Gothic Novel

  

  A 12-part course exploring the Gothic Novel and its relatives from its invention by Walpole in The Castle of Otranto.
  
• The Age of Chaucer

  

  An introduction of 14th century Europe and the world of Geoffrey Chaucer.
• Shakespeare and Modern Criticism

  

  Study Shakespeare with a twist.
• Romantic Poetry and Poetics

  

  Explore Romantic poetry in its various forms.
• Chaucer’s Pardoner

  
• Chaucer’s Verbal Art

  

  A study of Chaucer's verbal art in the context of medieval literary tradition.
• An Introduction to English Literature

    
• An Introduction to History

  What is History?
  Ancient History
  Egypt, Greece, and Rome
  Survey of European History
  The Medieval World I
  The Medieval World II
  England in the 15th Century
  The Tudors (1485 to 1558)
  The Elizabethan Age
  France in the 16th Century
  The Creation of Spain I
  The Creation of Spain II
  The Holy Roman Empire I
  The Holy Roman Empire: II
  The European Reformation I
  The European Reformation II
  The European Reformation III
  The French Revolution: I
  The French Revolution: II
  A Survey of American History
  The American Civil War
  The 19th Century
  World War I and World War II
  A Survey of the Cold War
• The Wars of the Roses

  Explore the political, social, economic, and cultural elements of the War of the Roses - the epic struggle between the Lancastrians and Yorkists factions to secure control of the English throne.
• Henry, Edward, and Mary: 1543 to 1558

  

  Explore the relationship between the governments of Henry VIII, Edward VI, and Mary I. Uncover the significance of political rivalries, governmental operations, religious policies, and economic policies. Explore the relationship between the governments of Henry VIII, Edward VI, and Mary I; what these monarchs had in common and what set them apart from one another.
• Henry VIII: Government and Politics

  

  Uncover the political intrigues and government practices of Henry VIII's reign. Consider the legacy of Henry VII, the importance of Cardinal Wolsey, the machinations of Thomas Cromwell, and the complexity of court politics that only Henry VIII himself could keep at bay.
• Henry VII and the Founding of the Tudor Dynasty

  

  An obscure Welsh nobleman who spent much of his childhood in exile, Henry Tudor made an unlikely challenger when he set out to overthrow Richard III. Nevertheless, Henry Tudor had fate on his side; his victory at the Battle of Bosworth was just the beginning of his career.
• England Under the Tudors

  

  The Tudors are one of the most famous royal families in history. This course provides an overview of English history between 1485 and 1603, exploring the political, religious, social, cultural, and economic conditions in the reigns of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I.
• The German Reformation

  

  Martin Luther, the 95 Theses, the Peasant's Revolt, and the Protestation.
• The Birth of Europe

  

  This course will explore the creation of Europe and key European nations.
• Reformation Europe

  

  Explore the religious, political, social, and cultural aspects of the Reformation in Europe.