James Nayler: ‘B’ for Blasphemer
Due to causing a national scandal, the Quaker James Nayler (1618 – 1660) was branded with a ‘B’ for Blasphemer.
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One Thousand Cranes Sculpture
One thousand origami paper cranes adorn a sculpture of Sadako Sasaki (1943 – 1955) in Washington State’s Peace Park.
11. Returning to the 1689 Room
Today, Lincoln Meeting House opened its 1689 room after the lockdown and I went along for its re-opening.
Keeping A Journal
Regular journal writing is an excellent exercise in developing your freethinking.
Slavery And The Sugar Boycott
The Sugar Boycott began in 1790s Britain as a way to help end the slave trade.
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21. Oil Painting Of Priscilla Wakefield (center)
Priscilla Wakefield (1751 – 1832) was a philanthropist, writer and feminist economist who founded Britian’s first savings bank in 1798.
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