Tag Archives: History

This DVD explores the influences of The Da Vinci Code four years before the book was published.

Aeschylus's words of 472BC could hardly be more relevant today.

A pioneer of the study of women of the English Renaissance has died at the age of 84.

An invaluable contribution to the collection of anyone who has a passion for this music.

Caius Martius's bull-headed pursuit of military glory and frenzied defence of his own extraordinarily developed sense of personal honour sit oddly in modern London.

Looking at the space race between the U.S. and Soviet Union from the perspective of the leaders of the two programs.

We of European descent have no reason to blame anyone but ourselves for cultural and spiritual woes.

Marking time, ticking off language and making babies.

It's far easier to think you know your enemy than to try and know yourself.

I worried children wouldn’t understand the significance of the Holocaust. The exhibit of 3,000 tiles by American schoolchildren at the Holocaust Museum quashed that concern.