In 1660, the Restoration of the Monarchy made the question of remembering and memorialising the English Revolution not only controversial, but also dangerous.
1660, Key Questions, Restoration, Talks
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For the first time the role played by women in the espionage networks of both sides in the Civil Wars is being recovered through the pioneering research conducted by Nadine Akkerman, Professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
Interviews, Restoration, Scotland
General George Monck is best known for the key role that he played in the Restoration of the Monarchy in 1660 when his actions undoubtedly changed the course of British history.
1660, Oliver Cromwell, Restoration
The second programme in our two-part series asking why England’s only experiment with Republicanism spectacularly disintegrated within a few months of the death of Oliver Cromwell, the first Lord Protector.
1659, 1660, Interviews, Oliver Cromwell, Restoration
Between 1660 and 1689, Quakerism in England underwent substantial trials and transformations.
1660, Religion, Restoration, Talks
Oliver Cromwell’s actions, decisions and response to the world in which he had to operate had consequences which shaped the history of Britain and the world beyond.
1658, Education, Key Questions, Oliver Cromwell, Restoration, Series, Teachers
