@TimPalmerEO @CeredigionArch It's not to protect them, Tim, it's to protect me. You've surely seen me drive my adoring audiences into an uncontrolled frenzy before...
Hmm, still genuinely unsure about whether I should get back on X or not. But for now.....
A sign I found when I went for a walk in the wood on Tuesday. It's the singular I find entertaining....
It's that time of year again for BA postdoc applications! If you're thinking about postdoc in criminal law history, women's legal history, or related fields, reach out
https://t.co/xmTKDbrKq0
Just watched @rosalindcrone's fine film about the treadmill.
Carmarthen's wheel drove a life-size pewter effigy of a convict turning above the walls: deterrence visible!
Use of the device, particularly for women, drew early criticism. Here's a suggested alternative.
A former, now deceased, Speaker of the Commons once told me that I'd never get anywhere if I didn't smarten up. He may have been right about the conclusion, but I'm still not sure about the causation.
A recent flush of new followers tempts me to end my
relative Xile (see what I did there?). Expect a renewed stream of peripheral legal history, subtle humblebragging and bad jokes.
A recap of the highlights from our #BLHC2024 experience can now be found on our blog: https://t.co/qA4uc4G1kk
If you’re interested in writing about women in legal history for the blog, drop us an email!
Orig chwerwfelys yn rhoi trefn ar lyfrau yn Llanbadarn gyda @WelshRaffles
Dyma swyddfa’r diarhebol Athro De Selby. Yno o hyd
Bittersweet hour sorting books at Llanbadarn with @WelshRaffles
Here’s the legendary Prof De Selby’s office (accretions of dark air visible through glass)
Its Miscellany Monday!, Here's Butler, '“Woe unto those who know not how to syllabificate”: The Languages of Medieval Law' (2018): https://t.co/tXd4eKl6F9 via @legalmiscellany