All articles published in the Society's journal, 'Transactions of @RoyalHistSoc' are now made available fully Open Access - with no charge to readers or any author: https://t.co/JVQVImASvd
'Transactions' welcomes articles from historians of all kinds #twitterstorians
Apply to study with us! - @AlicePerrers, @FarrisCharles & I have a fully funded Collaborative Doctoral Partnership studentship with @HRP_palaces@LincolnMedieval on Late Medieval Queens’ Households’. See ‘History’: https://t.co/YWPBN7q19J
The Society for Fourteenth-Century Studies are looking for four more papers for our regular strand of sessions @IMC_Leeds! If you are interested please contact Prof Chris Given-Wilson (email easily found via search engines) who is convening next year’s sessions.
📢 Job Opportunity!📢 We're hiring a Lecturer in Late Medieval history (c.1300-c.1500), focussing particularly (but not exclusively) on English archival resources. Apply by 18 April. Please share widely!
More info👉 https://t.co/JKG5MkvTln
Staff members of the History Department @UonHistory are organizing a conference on Nobilities and Political Cultures in the Plantagenet Lands, 1272–1453.
Date: Mon 9–Tues 10 January 2023
To attend, register yourself through the following link:
https://t.co/Zp27NUlGRh
@NikkiClark86 I don’t think Buckden Towers are open to visitors, but I know a chap there who does private tours if you’re ever interested (my wife’s family are from Buckden so I’ve spent a lot of time there!)
I'll be co-hosting a conference on 'Nobilities and Political Cultures in the Plantagenet Lands, 1272–1453' at Nottingham on 9 and 10 Jan 2023 (with Gwil Dodd and Matt Raven). We have loads of great speakers lined up! More details and booking info here: https://t.co/YYiH741DEo
There's a week to the deadline of our Funded Research Workshops call.
Applications invited for Workshops leading to publication in the Society's journal 'Transactions @RoyalHistSoc' https://t.co/OqgGskhVYt. Programme offers funding of £1000 per event.
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I see the PM has gone for the old ‘admit what you can’t deny, deny what you can’t admit’ approach. ‘I was at the party but I didn’t know it was a party’. Convincing 😑