…..and how to restore its lost Anglo-Saxon heritage The Bayeux tapestry, ostensibly created in Canterbury, is back for the first time on British soil after over 900 years in France. It…
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Applying Critical Thinking to Cultural History: does it leave gaping holes in official narratives?
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With strawberries and cream and glass of bubbly in hand, I settled in for the semi-final match of the men’s French Open on Friday 5 June.What followed triggers vital questions.…