The book’s failures are “honourable”
as Freeman charts her recovery and how she learnt to “savour life again by doing what she most loves: reading”
creativity and richness of Britain's unique food culture
mainly because “there are only so many amusing ways of pointing out that this or that text is either a ponderous exercise in Marxist-Leninist theory
through the Christian Middle Ages
To Catch a King by Charles Spencer cookbook The book’s failures are “honourable”In this pacey slice of narrative history, Charles Spencer tells the story of the six weeks in 1651 that Charles Stuart, the future Charles II, spent on the run from Oliver Cromwells cleverest henchmen, said Kathryn Hughes in The Mail on Sunday. Following the execution of his father, Charles I, in 1649, the 21 year old prince allied with the Scots to launch a Royalist challenge to the New Republic. But at the Battle of Worcester in September 1651, his