Nat Cutter

Postdoc and Assistant Lecturer @unimelb on British expats, cultural exchange & news in c17/18 Maghreb #earlymodern #diplomacy #socialhistory #media @MEMOrients

[Medieval and Early Modern Orients (MEMOs) @MEMOrients]

New blog post 📢📢 MEMOs team member @NatCutter gives us the true and gripping tale of an Englishwoman in Ottoman Tunis, Edith Stedham. Part Two next week! https://t.co/Z1KUUCiqy6

[khalid yousef @khalidsyossef]

#NewRelease
Britain and the Ottoman Maghreb, 1662–1712 Merchants, Consuls, and Cultural Exchange
Nat Cutter. Oxford University Press 2026
https://t.co/bimatXRZY0

[Sarah Bendall @SarahABendall]

Look what arrived this week!! Advanced author copies of my next book @BloomsburyFashn. 📚
I’m so thrilled to see it in the flesh - 5 years & hundreds of transcribed household bills later!
Out in July-August. Preorder link in my bio!

#17thc #18thc #earlymodern

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

So delighted to see my first book up online with
@OxUniPress! Huge thanks to
@ANZAMEMS
@MEMOrients
@ArtsUnimelb. DM or email me for a review copy request form, and ask your uni librarian to buy the book!! https://t.co/BmfBUPHesA...

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

Early-onset dementia? Depression? Epilepsy? He was 54 when he died.

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

#twitterstorians Attention medical historians: How would you explain this series of (fatal) symptoms in a merchant letter from the 1680s?

'Consul Erlisman lyes in a very Weake Condition & is Light headed, by fitts, insoemuch that I begin to doubt of his Recovery' (June 1689)

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

a Melancholly That Ended not but with his Life. On 12th Decemb:r hee made his Will (April 1690)

[Murat Öğütcü @MuratOgutcu1985]

@MEMOrients @EvaJohannaH @endeeekay @NatCutter

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

@MuratOgutcu1985 @MEMOrients @EvaJohannaH @endeeekay This looks amazing!!

[Richard Blakemore @historywomble]

Really excited that my first trade book will be coming out this year with @TheHistoryPress - Enemies of All: The Rise and Fall of the Pirates. You can preorder a copy here: https://t.co/qg5feQMotu

[Kate Rivington @KateRivington]

🙏🙏

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Also this exhibition catalogue is great: https://t.co/IrP5kcgMYZ

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Ah, nice! This is the best article I know of on the topic but there may be more recent ones: https://t.co/qIUEcCimFb

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Also: https://t.co/z0aP6MaLQP

[Nat Cutter @NatCutter]

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Inoculation was practiced in the Ottoman Empire long before England, and it was introduced by the wife of the English ambassador, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (see https://t.co/QBikPDb84K) but it was pretty risky because it used live cultures, hence Jenner's variation was great news

[Medieval and Early Modern Orients (MEMOs) @MEMOrients]

The British expatriate communities of the early modern Magreb are the subject of today's MEMOries blog post from our long standing team member Nat Cutter- enjoy!https://t.co/Qxkw2ZvtS5