ICYMI: Delighted that BCH author Jennifer Binczewski was awarded the Harold Grimm prize @16CSociety for her article in BCH 35 (2020)! Read more from Jennifer here:
https://t.co/vZWcLQlPfB
NEW ARTICLE KLAXON: I have the great pleasure of announcing the publication of our first 'Coastal Studies & Society' article!
The paper, by @KaraSchlichting, looks at Rhode Islanders' responses to the devastating hurricanes of the mid-20th century.
https://t.co/wPcsVsRwkd
ICYMI... the new issue of British Catholic History is now available online @CambridgeCore! From 16th century family politics to Pope John Paul II's visit to Ireland - currently freely accessible online now!
https://t.co/24mXVM2T7B
We're moving on from Portsmouth #Darkfest this year. Instead, we'll run several one-day events between late Nov - spring 2022. All relate to #Portmyth, a story that blends local folklore, history, and fiction. More news coming soon - keep an eye on https://t.co/8mSOaz6cnX 👻
Next week - Project member Katy Gibbons will be presenting at 'Writing the Nation: France, The British Isles and the 13 Colonies' @Universite_Caen
More details here: https://t.co/xpppO8jvfI
What happened to English republicanism after 1660? This month's blogpost (https://t.co/vYjDUMXvka) reflects on a workshop organised by @TheHistoryWoman on the legacy of English republican thought. @katherineaeast@MaxSkjonsberg @Ashley_Walsh @JosephHone_ @EvRaamsdonk
ICYMI, earlier this year, @AuthDisrupted project member @fionamarymccall published an edited collection, Church and People in Interregnum Britain, part of the @RoyalHistSoc New Historical Perspectives series.
Check out this blog to find out more! @UoP_SASHPL @UoPHumSS
NEW HISTORY BLOG POST
UoP history lecturer Dr Fiona McCall talks about her new book Church and People in Interregnum Britain, bringing together new research on the religious changes which followed the British Civil Wars and how people responded to them.
https://t.co/XIhvSdO3Q7
Two days of brilliant papers and conversations at #RefColl21! Looking forward to the final day today. Thanks to @CREMS_bham for such a well organised and friendly event!
#RefColl21 Day number 3! @CREMS_bham The past two days have been absolutely incredible, had so many great conversations and listened to excellent papers - an early modernist paradise! Also a wonderfully supportive place for people just starting out with the #ERRG roundtable.
Thrilling paper from Katy Gibbons in the first panel of #RefColl21 combining #bookhistory and #postreformation#Catholic reconciliation and posthumous reputation #recusantsbaby. Looking fwd to hearing from Lucy Underwood and @apmuller12 next. Thanks to organisers.
#earlymodern#twitterstorians registration is open for the 2021 Reformation Studies Colloquium (taking place on Zoom 8-10 September) with 60 short papers, 3 #reformazing keynotes, & an EC roundtable. Register via the online shop before Friday 3 September: https://t.co/NZXsOMOE4M
Very sad news. James inspired so many students to love early modern history. He was endlessly generous with his time and knowledge, helping students, colleagues and many beyond @UoP_History. His kindness will be much missed but never forgotten
It is with sadness that we announce the death of our former colleague, Dr James Thomas. James taught at the university for over 50 yrs, before retiring 3 yrs ago. He will be fondly remembered by all those who knew him. Our deepest condolences to his wife Sheila, family & friends.
Another great conference coming up from the Reformation Studies Colloquium! A fantastic line up of papers.
@AuthDisrupted project member Katy Gibbons will be speaking on the disruptive potential of a 16th century prayerbook..
#earlymodern#twitterstorians registration is open for the 2021 Reformation Studies Colloquium (taking place on Zoom 8-10 September) with 60 short papers, 3 #reformazing keynotes, & an EC roundtable. Register via the online shop before Friday 3 September: https://t.co/NZXsOMOE4M
A copy of the Confirmatory Charter of 12, Elizabeth I to the Mayor [of Chichester] and Citizens. We appreciate this (historic) effort to visibly restore the record after it was torn. 🧵 #ExploreYourArchive
Members of the @AuthDisrupted project team are looking forward to meeting with colleagues at Portsmouth City Council @dalyhistory tomorrow to discuss civic heritage and explore further opportunities for collaborations!
So proud of our graduates today! Many enter course w/ life experience & consumer knowledge of naval history, but leave us w/ more breadth and depth of knowledge, & are producers of naval history! Congratulations! Don't forget our Linked-in group for alumni to stay in touch!