Aaron Graham

Lecturer in Early Modern British Economic History @ University College London. Working on British finance, slavery, state and society in the long 18thC.

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Last chance to join us at UCL - applications close on 12 December!

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Interested in studying and shaping practices of historical recognition and reparation in the philanthropy sector? UCL History has an RA post for you! Details here: https://t.co/GeF0PlTehf

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Interested in studying and shaping practices of historical recognition and reparation in the philanthropy sector? UCL History has an RA post for you! Details here: https://t.co/GeF0PlTehf

[UCL History @UCLHistory]

✨We are recruiting✨

Research Associate – Recognition and Reparation in Philanthropy

London-based with some hybrid working / Full time / £38,308- £46,155 / Fixed-term

Closing Date ⌛️ 12-Dec-2022

Full details: https://t.co/DqRLLyDmcL

Please share widely!

@aaronbenjgraham

[UCL History @UCLHistory]

There is still time to register for the 2022 Neale Lecture, taking place on Tuesday 15 November - details below 👇

[UCL History @UCLHistory]

✨2022 Annual Neale Lecture✨

Capitalism: a concept too big to Fail? The early modern period & the formation of an idea

Prof. Craig Muldrew, Professor of Early Modern Economic & Social History, University of Cambridge

15 Nov 2022
6pm–8:30pm

https://t.co/K7eyVyORjH

#LoveUCL

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

@FiscalMilitary Want a preview? Check out the preprint of my article in the English Historical Review on "Glorious autarky? Foreign resources and the British fiscal-military state, 1688-1815": https://t.co/xBypPNaNcq

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

My latest blog post for The European Fiscal-Military System, 1530-1870 is now out - giving some context on early modern Britain and its foreign 'mercenaries': https://t.co/IT9mPnUNti

[Mabel Winter @DrMabel_Winter]

📣 Out now!
Very excited to see this published!

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Q1: in a text by a Jacobite satirist, who could Anne Bonney and Mary Read possibly be meant to satirise ... ?

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Just signed a contract with OUP to produce a new edition of 'The General History of the Pyrates' for Oxford World's Classics in time for its tercentenary in 2024. Drink up me hearties, yo ho!

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Thanks everyone! I'm excited to be getting started on this, and to be thinking through what it might mean if Nathaniel Mist was indeed the author/editor.

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

What does a traffic accident in 1709 say about early modern warfare and finance? Find out in "Exploiting the Urban System? The Frictions of Military Finance and Diplomacy in the Dutch Republic, 1688–1714" https://t.co/vGVgqPN61k

[VoiceMap @MyVoiceMap]

Step into the Duke of Chandos' world, where commerce, science and slavery meet with @aaronbenjgraham
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (23 ratings) #london #tour
https://t.co/ZKyMwH9rzc

[Judy Stephenson @judyzara]

@aaronbenjgraham is our first @EcSochist_ihr @ihr_history seminar if the new year join us at https://t.co/KelUBfaKvw at 5pm @LSEEcHist @OxfordESH @EcHistSoc

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Now on sale! Get "Bills of Union" on money, empire and ambitions in the 18thC British Atlantic at less than half price: https://t.co/LaTNLPeQ6G

[Judy Stephenson @judyzara]

This term's schedule for the IHR's @EcSochist_ihr @ihr_history is online - we look forward to seeing you Friday's at 5pm online this term. This week Aaron Graham @UCLHistory https://t.co/3yNfFgWv9t

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Interested in slavery, capitalism, industrialisation, empire and violence in the 18thC? IHR Early Modern Economic and Social History seminar this Friday at 5pm: https://t.co/vARRh2KBop

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Interested in war, politics, culture, finance, slavery and empire in 18thC Britain? My GPS-synced audio tour of Canons Park and the Duke of Chandos is now free to download: https://t.co/19GWhuAzJL

[Aaron Graham @aaronbenjgraham]

Just out! In NWIG, my latest article, 'Gender, family, race and the colonial state in early nineteenth century Jamaica: https://t.co/3gdaRAwshm