Andrew Spicer Bücher

Exploring the intersection of religion and design, this study examines how the European Reformation influenced the architecture and layout of places of worship. It offers an interdisciplinary perspective, analyzing changes in aesthetic and functional aspects of religious spaces during this transformative period. The book delves into the broader implications of these alterations on community and worship practices, providing a comprehensive understanding of the Reformation's lasting impact on ecclesiastical architecture.

Focusing on British imperialism and global history, this annual collection features articles from prominent historians showcasing the latest research. It also revisits the Royal Historical Society's report addressing race and equality in UK history, providing a critical examination of these themes in a contemporary context.