the letter of Queen Elizabeth regarding permission for trade in India, John Mildenhall was another merchant who reached India around 1600, and William Hawkins was the lieutenant general of the ship Hector sent to India by the East India Company in
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In the Eyes of Some Britons
Aleppo, an Enlightenment City
Mohammad Sakhnini
people in recent years have associated with barbarism, above all else. Britons in the City England’s relationship with Aleppo goes back to 1583, when Queen Elizabeth I, as part of her policy of making political and economic alliances with the Ottomans
“Avoiding the mistakes of the past”
Tower block failure discourse and economies of risk management in London's Olympic Park
Saffron Woodcraft
's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, invoke the “failed” high-rise housing estate as an aesthetic figure that sustains and carries forward in time the threat that new communities may also fail. Configured as a void sociality—an absence of community understood
