Whilst devotion to Saint Andrew grew over the centuries, it wasn’t until 1320, when Scotland’s independence was declared with the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath, that he officially became Scotland’s patron saint.
A Brief History Of Television
Who invented the television can be a difficult question to answer, as there were not one, but two men who presented their own example within several months of each other.
5 Of The Best Children’s Books Of All Time
Here is a run down of my favourite 5 children’s books of all time, and the meaning you can find in them.
Eliot And Alcott
Even though Little Women is what made Louisa May Alcott famous, you may not know that it was part of a trilogy…
Halloween
On October 31st the ancient Celtic people of Europe celebrated Samhain, marking the end of summer and start of winter. On this night, it was believed that the ghosts of the dead returned to earth.
The Salem Witch Trials
Witness testimony about dreams and visions was considered legitimate evidence used to convict defendants.
Remembering John Keats (1795 -1821)
John Keats’ work was crafted with great awareness, insight and emotion about beauty and art, love and loss, suffering and nature.
Restitution – Beyond The Realm Of Long-Term Loans
The Parthenon Marble friezes, or Elgin Marbles as they are often referred to, are the source of one of the UK’s most famous restitution debates.
ASMR: Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response
What is the current hype about? Can ASMR be used for positive gains in the world of individual psychology and wellbeing?
Richard III – Fact, Fiction Or Fable?
The world of polarised heroes and villains has created a Richard III who is constantly maligned.
