Painting, Patronage and Politics under the Tudors Tudor England was a dangerous place for the wealthy and powerful. Art and architecture was a sign of connoisseurship but also political ambition.
Why the Enlightenment still matters today “The Enlightenment” has been regarded as a turning point in...
Partition of British India: 75 Years On The 2022 Royal Historical Society Colin Matthew Memorial Lecture The...
Death Control: The Last Taboo? - 'Religious Perspectives on Euthanasia' and 'Can Philosophy Calm Anxieties?' Euthanasia, whilst becoming a more frequent topic for comment in...
Shattering Myths About Freemasonry Freemasonry is a relatively obscure subject with many myths surrounding...
Leadership at a Time of Transition and Turbulence - Lecture Three "Where is the moral basis of leadership, where is its...
Sir Robert Moray - Soldier, scientist, spy, freemason and founder of The Royal Society Sir Robert Moray brought together members of Gresham College, rich...
The Spanish Culture of Charles I's Court Heir to the throne Charles I made a secret trip to win the hand of a princess. For eight months he was the guest of the Spanish king in Madrid.
Other Britains: One size doesn’t fit all Not all political thinking is about either individual liberty and...