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Thoughts on the IHR Finch Report Colloquium. Some news on a new research project of mine. Have generously awarded me some funding to help develop an electronic, publicly accessible finding list for the returns of the 1723 Oaths of Allegiance to George I.
Christmas Past and Future at the Geffrye. Is a very recent cultural import. Then again, the local area itself has been undergoing massive demographic and infrastructural change, and it seems right that the Geffrye evolve with it. Gentrification of the surrounding areas - Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Hoxto.
8216;What Price Liberty? 8217; by Ben Wilson. An excellent new book by a fellow Cambridge historian was released this week. I reviewed it for The Spectator. 8211; you can read my thoughts here. Wilson, as I wrote, has been accused of pandering to the Cameroons. Filed under Historical Application and Problems. Last week I was invited to appear on the Today. You can see a video of the interview here.
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Christmas Past and Future at the Geffrye. Is a very recent cultural import. Then again, the local area itself has been undergoing massive demographic and infrastructural change, and it seems right that the Geffrye evolve with it. Gentrification of the surrounding areas - Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Hoxto.
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Welcome to Utah History to Go! Utah History to Go is your online course for Utah history. Divided into eight chapters of its major themes, from prehistory to Utah today, this site includes articles, exhibits, and historic photographs. A course objective helps outline the information for study. Utah History to Go also offers information about interesting facts and lessons about Utah history, biographies of famous Utahns, and a comprehensive bibliography to help you with your Utah history quest.
Celebrating the lives of women in Yorkshire from the 1100s to the. These women were rich and poor, privileged and unfortunate, led traditional and pioneering lives and made a huge difference to their family, friends and wider society. We have digitised letters, diaries, medical case notes and much more. We hope you will enjoy exploring these fascinating sources. To comment on the sources and to discuss your findings please visit the History to Herstory set on Flickr.
Celebrating the lives of women in Yorkshire from the 1100s to the. These women were rich and poor, privileged and unfortunate, led traditional and pioneering lives and made a huge difference to their family, friends and wider society. We have digitised letters, diaries, medical case notes and much more. We hope you will enjoy exploring these fascinating sources. To comment on the sources and to discuss your findings please visit the History to Herstory set on Flickr.