Leverhulme ECF: 'Earls and Transnational Kingship in the medieval Plantagenet empire, c. 1300–1400'. Political thought. Football & rugby. Worcester Warriors
Sharing on behalf of Paul Cavill, who is not on Twitter: the Call for Papers for The Fifteenth Century Conference 2022, @pembroke1347 next Sept. Please RT! More details here: https://t.co/d9AzGTdhc0 #twitterstorians
Medievalists! The @IHR_LateMed programme is now up and open for booking. We're kicking off the autumn term on 22 October with @ElizabethCBiggs on 'The Reach of Royal Government in Medieval Ireland'. All welcome! https://t.co/QcWJmLrmxH
@tomlukejohnson Thanks for these: v. interesting (esp. as a fellow hesitator). An unsolicited something that came to mind while reading, if you haven't come across it already: I think O. Barr, A Jurisprudence of Movement: Common Law, Walking, Unsettling Place (2016) has parallels with your work
@PaulineStaffor3 I am very sorry to hear that. On a personal note, she offered lots of kind words and sound advice to me as a Junior Research Fellow at the IHR. Many, many others could say the same
At one of my lowest points, the outpouring of support around this mural really lifted me and I’m truly grateful for that. Pleased to say that all of your lovely messages will live on through the digital wall of hope. Thank you @bt_uk@WithingtonWalls#hopeunited