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๐ 50% off eBook sale is now on! ๐ Stock up that digital bookshelf with 50% off all eBooks until 7 August. Discount automatically applied, simply find your favourites, add to basket and enjoy!
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New! ๐ An overview of British prize law from the late seventeenth century to the twentieth century, focusing especially on how prize law disputes were handled in the era of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
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#MaritimeHistory
We're all set up at the British Association for Romantic Studies conference at the University of Birmingham!
Stop by our stand to purchase discounted display copies and speak to Commissioning Editor, Elizabeth McDonald about publishing your research.
#BARS2026
The Bayeux Tapestry is one of the worldโs most extraordinary medieval treasures. Ahead of its landmark exhibition at the @britishmuseum, discover 6 books that explore its history and enduring legacy.
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"Like many saints, Guthlacโs death didnโt stop him going places." Emma Nuding explores St Guthlacโs journeys through the Fens to his lasting literary legacy in saintsโ lives, poetry and modern writing.
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New! Royal Sanctity and the Making of History in High Medieval Scandinavia by Elizabeth Hasseler offers an exploration of historical & political myth-making via the concept of royal sanctity in 12thC Nordic history writing.
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@MedievalYork
In our next online talk, Andrew Dorman will be discussing the British Army in Ireland, 1699-1793, subject of his recent book with @boydellbrewer.
18 August, 7.00pm BST, free to members and non-members alike. Register at: https://t.co/R4kaqsZBcj
Was Brexit predictable? Listen to author Iain Quinn as he discusses his forthcoming book, Cultural Dissonance: Brexit Reconsidered on the International Horizons podcast ๐ https://t.co/Q0bornXEOy
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To mark the publication of the 50th volume in the #Chaucer Studies series, discover 6 books that showcase the variety of topics, approaches, and insights that have made the series such an important and enduring collection.
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๐ Congrats to Cortney Berg who won the 2027 Derek Brewer Essay Prize for her article Reading the Gawain Manuscript: Images, Texts, and the Construction of Medieval Reception. The article will appear in the 2027 issue of Arthurian Literature.
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Vikings in Early Medieval Ireland illuminates the dynamics of church raiding by Vikings in Ireland, relating this phenomenon to their wider objectives and political ambitions.
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In our latest blog post, Adรจle Kreager explores how Old #Norse sagas and poetry imagine mutable bodies, prosthetics, transformation and the shifting boundaries of what it means to be human.
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"There is no question that this book is one of the most important studies of early Welsh literature published in this generation." SPECULUM
The Medieval Welsh Englynion y Beddau edited & translated by Patrick Sims-Williams now in paperback.
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