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Battle of Dunbar: Historian to follow Scots prisoners' 'death march' - Vimarsana News

Battle of Dunbar: Historian to follow Scots prisoners' 'death march'

Hundreds of captives taken at the Battle of Dunbar died at Durham Cathedral

Letters March 25: Losing Victoria's historical heritage - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Letters March 25: Losing Victoria's historical heritage - Victoria Times Colonist

Times Colonist letters to the editor, Point Ellice House, Bateman gallery, public safety, late-night police patrols

The Heart of the Matter - Vimarsana News

The Heart of the Matter

30th April 2020 by George Orwell and Fatherhood: Part One The most important influence on George Orwell was probably his father. This essay, then, explores the crucial theme of fatherhood in a number of contrasting ways. It first examines the responses of both Orwell and his contemporaries to his father. It then looks at the many fascinating representations of fathers in his novels. Orwell’s own strikingly progressive attitudes as a dad are highlighted as are, finally, the responses of his son, Richard Blair, to having the celebrated author of Nineteen Eighty-Four as a father. Richard Wal...

Top 10 Things You Probably Never Knew About Witches - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Things You Probably Never Knew About Witches

Top 10 Things You Probably Never Knew About Witches As the phrase ‘witch hunt’ still shows, the Witch Craze of the early modern period is now an infamous byword for superstition, hysteria and irrational cruelty. Yet witch beliefs and persecutions remain surprisingly misunderstood. When people talk about ‘witch burning Puritans’ for example, they wrongly assume that Puritans killed more witches than did High Anglicans or Catholics, whilst witches were almost never burned in England or America. The same goes for ‘medieval superstition’. The Middle Ages had far fewer witch accusation...