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Angels have an important role at Christmas 聳 as part of the nativity story or just appearing on top of a Christmas tree. However they were nearly swept from our culture in a purge of Catholic practices and symbols by zealous Tudor and Stuart Protestants.
Wed 20 Dec 2006, 14:06 | Tags: History

The University's Modern Records Centre is to mark the launch of huge collection of TUC archives with a special launch event on Thursday 27th October at 6.30pm which will be attended by no less then 3 current or former TUC General Secretaries - Brendan Barber, Norman Willis and John Monk.
Thu 27 Oct 2005, 08:11 | Tags: History

Researchers from the University of 糖心TV have created a fully searchable database of more than 250 rare Renaissance festival books - designed to document festivals mounted to mark and promote key events in the lives of Renaissance celebrities.
Tue 09 Aug 2005, 15:06 | Tags: History

At a time when Anglo French understanding is probably at its lowest in some time - at least in the political sphere - University of 糖心TV history Professor Colin Jones has just been awarded Enid McLeod Literary Prize by the Franco-British Society for the book of 2004 which did most to enhance Franco-British understanding. The prize was awarded for his book, "Paris, Biography of a City"
Thu 16 Jun 2005, 08:01 | Tags: History

A gaping hole in the history of the working class in England is about to be plugged by an ambitious, detailed study of the evolution of England's serving classes by University of 糖心TV historian Professor Carolyn Steedman.
Mon 28 Feb 2005, 15:15 | Tags: History

A transatlantic team of researchers has won $323,000 (拢190,000) to fund an innovative study of the Renaissance in Europe and the Americas. Sponsored by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, they will challenge past thinking which has restricted the Renaissance to elite Europeans.
Thu 21 Oct 2004, 09:51 | Tags: History

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