What happened then? What is its meaning now? To mark the seventieth anniversary of one of the most dramatic episodes in post-war British history, the European Parliament Liaison Office in the United Kingdom and the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation present a...
Between the fifteenth and eighteenth centuries, most European nations feared witchcraft and put people to death for allegedly practising it, on a scale not seen before and never repeated since. Why did these persecutions occur? Why did they come to an end? And could...
Join historian and author Joel Nelson as he discusses his recently published book, Kennedy’s Only Hero, a fascinating exploration of John F. Kennedy’s lifelong admiration for Winston Churchill. Drawing on extensive archival research, Nelson reveals how...
THE VENUE FOR THIS EVENT HAS CHANGED, DUE TO DEMAND THE TALK WILL NOW TAKE PLACE AT SALISBURY MUSEUM This event has sold out, email info@arundells.org to be added to a waiting list The Knights Templar are among the most famous and misunderstood figures of the medieval...
Portals into the past through poetry from the eighth century to today. Discover the history of England told in a new way, through twenty-five remarkable poems written down between the eighth century and today, which connect us directly with the nation’s past, and the...
