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EDWARDS, G. Roger G. Roger Edwards, age 94, died June 9, 2009, in Haverford, PA. Born in Southington, he was the son of the late George and Alice (Heathcote) Edwards. He was a graduate of Lewis High School, Southington. Roger received his BA from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME, and continued his education by earning an […]
Ancient Rome and its fondness for wine and music offer substance and inspiration to a prestigious music festival held in a sleepy Yorkshire village.
Festival Raises Glass to Romans... Wine and music played integral roles in ancient Rome; a sleepy Yorkshire village is celebrating its heady links to both. Archaeologists found a tablet at Hadrian's Wall which, was in effect, a shopping list with an instruction to 'bring back wine from Aldborough.' Dr Rose Ferraby, co-director of Aldborough Roman
Jane Austen College, a free school based in Colegate, Norwich, was named Secondary School of the Year by Classics For All.
Olympia Publishers | Author Spotlight: Henry J. Cockburn, Invalided out of the army in 1900 and facing the prospect of destitution, George Fairlea cannot believe his luck when he is employed by the charismatic and mysterious Percival Lowe. His only concern, as he embarks upon a whirlwind of excitement and extravagance, is that he does not really know what Lowe's occupation is. As his employer draws him deeper and deeper into his confidence, however, and as the delights of his new life are overshadowed by inexplicable hauntings, Fairlea finds himself challenging not only his own morality, b...