The development of the jury system in England is a fascinating journey that reflects the country’s evolving legal and social structures. This article explores the contributions of the Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, and Normans to the jury… Twelve fair men, England’s Jury system
The Story of the City of London’s Dragons and the Red and White Colour Scheme The City of London, a historic and financial heart of the United Kingdom, is adorned with symbols that reflect its… Mythology of the Colours and Dragons of the City of London
The City of London Corporation, often referred to simply as “the City,” is a unique entity within the United Kingdom, with a history and governance structure that sets it apart from other local authorities. This… Sui Generis: No place like the City of London
The Red Dragon symbol used by the East India Company has a rich and complex history that intertwines various historical figures, nations, and mythologies. This iconic emblem represents a fascinating confluence of British maritime ambitions,… Empire of the Red Dragon
A dance of reciprocity, woven through time like a thread connecting hearts and hands. Origins of the Gift Economy: The gift economy predates coins, stock markets, and online shopping carts. It’s as ancient as the… Origins of the Gift Economy in England
The Intersection of Religion, Economics, and Money Throughout history, religion has played a significant role in shaping economic policy, despite the separation of church and state in many Western countries. For over two millennia, money… The spirit of money
Britain’s lush lands have long since attracted trade and migration. The Celtic people who are the first recorded settlers and have been credited with ancient artefacts like stonehenge were known to trade with peoples from across the seas in valuable goods like Iron, Fur and Gold.
Since atleast the 15th century an image of a lady with a crown has been the emblem of the of the number one Livery company in the City of London, The Worshipful company of the… The Virgin, Mercer Maiden or Lady of the Mercians
On the evening of 16th October 1834, London’s skyline was dramatically illuminated by a catastrophic fire that engulfed the Palace of Westminster, home to the British Parliament. This event, known as the Burning of Parliament,… When Parliament burned: A Fiery End to an Era
