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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...
Conflict and Consensus in the Age of the New Genetics: Mad, Bad or Sad Mad, bad, sad. Categories like this are never fixed; they...
The future biology of happiness: lifestyle changes or recreational drugs? We find the achievement of an inner state of happiness...
Let’s Decolonise the History of Mathematical Proofs! Joint lectures with the British Society for the History of...
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...
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.