Prof. Philip Daileader
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Philip Daileader is an Associate Professor of History at The College of William and Mary in Virginia. He received his B.A. (1990) in history from Johns Hopkins University and earned his M.A. (1991) and Ph.D. (1996) in history from Harvard University. Prior to taking his position at William and Mary, he taught at the University of Alabama and the State University of New York at New Paltz. Daileader is a four-time winner of the "Harvard University Certificate of Distinction in Teacher".
Top songs
- Long Shadows And The Dark Ages
- Diocletian And The Crises Of The Third Century
- Pagans and Christians in the Fourth Century
- Barbarians at the Gate
- Arthur's England
- Constantine The Great-Christian Emperor
- Athletes of God
- Justinian and the Byzantine Empire
- Franks and Goths
- Charlemagne
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- Augustine, Part One
- Carolingian Christianity
- Fury of the Northmen
- Rise of the Carolingians
- The House of Islam
- The Carolingian Renaissance
- Collapse of the Carolingian Empire
- Augustine, Part Two
- England in the Age of Alfred
- Why the Middle Ages?
- Lect.01 Late Middle Ages—Rebirth, Waning, Calamity?
- Those Who Fought - The Nobles
- The Birth of France and Germany
- Lect.08 The Black Death, Part 2
- Lect.07 The Black Death, Part 1
- Renaissance Humanism, Part 1
- Long Shadows and the Dark Ages Revisited
- Those Who Worked - The Townspeople
- Demography and the Commercial Revolution
- Feudalism
- The Chivalric Code
- The Black Death, Part 1
- Philip the Fair versus Boniface VIII
- The Hundred Years War, Part 2
- Family Life-How Then Became Now
- Carolingian Europe-Gateway To The Middle Ages
- Women in Medieval Society
- The Medieval Inquisitions
- Fall of the Templars and the Avignon Papacy
- Lect.05 The Hundred Years War, Part 1
- Al-Andalus-Islamic Spain
- Lect.02 Philip the Fair versus Boniface VIII
- Heretics and Heresy
- Jews and Christians
- Lect.10 William Ockham
- Those Who Worked - The Peasants
- The Origins of Scholasticism
- The Hundred Years War, Part 1
- Christine de Pizan and Catherine of Siena
- Lect.17 Renaissance Humanism, Part 1
- Lect.09 Revolt in Town and Country
- Lect.11 John Wycliffe and the Lollards
- Lect.13 Witchcraft
- Lect.06 The Hundred Years War, Part 2
- Aquinas and the Problem of Aristotle
- The Great Papal Schism
- The Black Death, Part 2
- Gunpowder
- The Printing Press
- Renaissance Humanism, Part 2
- Lect.03 Fall of the Templars and the Avignon Papacy
- Francis of Assisi and the Franciscan Movement
- The People's Crusade
- The Norman Conquest
- Revolt in Town and Country
- Empire versus Papacy
- Witchcraft
- Lect.19 The Fall of the Byzantine Empire
- Ferdinand and Isabella
- Those Who Prayed - The Monks
- The Conquest of Jerusalem
- Philip II of France
- William Ockham
- John Wycliffe and the Lollards
- Jan Hus and the Hussite Rebellion
- Magna Carta
- Lect.16 The Printing Press
- The Age of Exploration
- Lect.12 Jan Hus and the Hussite Rebellion
- Lect.04 The Great Papal Schism
- The Spanish Inquisition
- Columbus and the Columbian Exchange
- The First Universities
- Lect.18 Renaissance Humanism, Part 2
- Lect.15 Gunpowder
- The Fall of the Byzantine Empire
- Lect.20 Ferdinand and Isabella
- When Did the Middle Ages End
- Lect.22 The Age of Exploration
- Lect.21 The Spanish Inquisition
- Lect.14 Christine de Pizan and Catherine of Siena
- Emperor Frederick II
- Lect.23 Columbus and the Columbian Exchange
- Lect.24 When Did the Middle Ages End?
- Late Middle Ages—Rebirth, Waning, Calamity
- Looking Back, Looking Forward
- Lect.12 The House of Islam
- Lect.02 Diocletian and the Crises of the Third Century
- Lect.11 Justinian and the Byzantine Empire
- Lect.13 Rise of the Carolingians
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