Just a reminder about our first seminar of the new academic year TODAY at 5.30. You can still book to attend in-person or online at the link below. All welcome!
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8 December Jacob Deacon & Rob Runacres, panel on ‘The Politics of Martial Education in Tudor and Stuart Britain’.
All welcome!
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10 November Clare Egan, ‘Libel Performance and Legal Literacies in the Early Seventeenth-Century English Provinces'
24 November Richard Hoyle, ‘Harvest variability in the 1580s: volume and prices at the mills of the earl of Shrewsbury in Sheffield (Yorkshire), 1578-1588’
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Tudor & Stuart History
Seminar
The rest of the term looks like this (all sessions now bookable at the link below):
13 October Blair Worden, ‘History, the Playhouse, and the Fall of the Earl of Essex: The Literary Partnership of William Camden and Samuel Daniel’
27 October Sean Bottomley, ‘Wardship in England, 1513-1642’
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Certificates of Religion: Early Modern Belief on Paper
The IHR Tudor and Stuart seminar has joined Bluesky! Please follow and RT!
Our programme for the year is starting NEXT WEEK on Monday 29 September with Alison Knight @aeknight.bsky.social speaking on 'Certificates of Religion: Early Modern Belief on Paper'.
Online and in-person, 5.30pm
Book here:
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Seminar at the Institute of Historical Research, London, focusing on earlier medieval history, c.300-1200. (Usually) Wednesdays at 5.30pm. Est. 1974. https://www.history.ac.uk/news-events/seminars/earlier-middle-ages
British History Online is a digital library of primary and secondary sources for the history of the British Isles. Part of the Institute of Historical Research.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/
Official Bluesky account for the North American Conference on British Studies (NACBS). We're in Montreal for #nacbs2025!
The Huguenot Society of GB and Ireland, founded 1885, offers its members lectures, events, and research resources via digitized and Huguenot Library holdings.
Historian and researcher. Vintners’ Company archivist, secretary of the Yorkist History Trust and Harlaxton Medieval Symposium. Urban history, death, piety, trust, and executors in pre-Reformation England; also early modern art. Often at Berkeley Castle.
PostDoc Researcher with STEMMA at University of Galway 📜 working on manuscripts and early modern poetry 🪶 probably somewhere talking about Thomas Cromwell
Founded in September 1995, the Society for Court Studies is the leading international academic society for the examination of royal and princely courts and households from antiquity to the present. https://courtstudies.org/
https://linktr.ee/courtstudies
Seminar for the history of Europe and the world 1500-1800 the Institute of Historical Research, London.
Mondays at 17:30
See our programme: https://www.history.ac.uk/seminars/european-history-1500-1800
The Royal Historical Society is the UK's foremost society promoting the scholarly and professional study of the past. Our membership is an international community of historians: https://royalhistsoc.org/
Assistant Professor of Humanities @UF| Early Modern Europe | Dynastic Politics, English Catholicism, and Arminianism in the 1620s
https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/ceaf050
https://doi.org/10.1093/hisres/htad036
https://doi.org/10.1017/rqx.2022.214
'Black British History: Concepts, Geographies, Debates' covers all aspects of Black British history from the ancient to the contemporary. @ihr.bsky.social
Seminar on the history of Britain and associated regions during the long eighteenth century. Join us in London or on Zoom every other Wednesday at 17.30 GMT https://www.history.ac.uk/seminars/british-history-long-18th-century
Director of the Institute of Historical Research. Sometimes writes about history and feeling.
Early modernist. Lecturer at Oxford Conted, IES, AIFS, & WEA. PhD from Birkbeck, 'The Marginal Dead of London, c.1600-1800'. London, suicides, crime & punishment, execution, dead bodies, burial, religious outsiders (esp Quakers). Co-editor How-to History
The History of Parliament's House of Lords 1660-1832 section, researching the history of the Lords, Parliament and society across the 'long 18th century'.
https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/
https://historyofparliament.com/the-georgian-lords/
BlueSky account for History: The Journal of the Historical Association. Academic history journal published by Wiley; editorial team based at Northumbria University. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1468229X
Archivist and Historian. Principal Legal Records Specialist at The National Archives. Dr of Late Medieval/Early Modern Legal History. FRHistS. Big fan of archives and original records. Views my own.
Food Historian, Cook, Researcher, Writer. Currently sitting in the ancient world c. 3000 BCE - 476 CE. Dabbles in Neolithic, Chalcolithic, EBA, and Medieval.
insta @meganfoodhistorian
Historian writing a book about regicide. Occasional and enthusiastic scuba diver and guitar player. Accomplished chef. Personal account, own views etc. https://pure.roehampton.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/ted-vallance
Historian of Britain and colonialism, material culture, the EIC. Also works on equalities, museums, open access & research policy. Download the EIC @ Home open access volume here: https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/88277 (or individual chapters via JSTOR)
