History of Freedom of Speech in the UK. Freedom of expression is something that has taken a long time to establish in this country. Dominant religious, political and cultural institutions have always used their power to protect themselves from criticism. An interesting case in our history concerns Anne Askew who was burnt at the stake on 16th July 1546. Anne had taken on every powerful institution that existed in Tudor England.

Women and Politics during the Reign of Henry VIII. During the reign of Henry VIII. Women did not exercise formal political power. That is to say they did not get elected to the House of Commons. Or appointed to the House of Lords. Nor did they hold political posts in government or serve in courts of law. However, women did have informal power and several women, including Elizabeth Barton.

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Welcome to our web site! Spartacus-Tribune Publications is a small book publishing consortium of authors, mostly intellectuals and professors. De Angelis is the President and primary author. He is a former Philosophy, Sociology, and Humanities adjunct professor- of twenty years- at various colleges and universities in the greater San Diego area.