Rupert Brooke’s 1914 sonnets made him a national symbol of patriotic sacrifice, but the man behind the legend was a sceptic and a socialist, at home among the freethinkers of pre-war Cambridge, who left religion behind before he left school and never returned to it.
The object of this Society is: To increase the knowledge, the love, and the practice of the right. Its bond […]
Mr. Fysher was in many respects a remarkable man. His interests were wide, and whatever he took up he carried […]
Percy Bysshe Shelley was a major poet of the Romantic period, and remains one of England’s best loved and most […]