The intellectual forces at work in the Tudor era ensured it was a pivotal period for children’s education. Historian Dr Helen Castor reveals how the life and education of Margaret More, daughter of Thomas More, tell a story of the transforming power of knowledge. As a child in Tudor England, and educated to an exceptionally high level, Margaret embodies the intellectual spirit of the age - an era which embraced Humanism, the birth of the Church of England and the English Renaissance. This film reveals what a revolutionary intellectual spirit Margaret More was and how the ideas that shaped her education helped change the cultural life of England forever. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 7.1/10 | |
Released: | August 11, 2011 | |
Genres: | Documentary | |
Countries: | United Kingdom | |
Companies: | British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) | |
Cast: | Jim Bennett Helen Castor Jonathan Bate John Blatchly | |
Crew: | Fiona Cushley | |
artrok2000 : This series has done wonders for my insomnia