Reformation & Memory

AHRC-funded research project Remembering the Reformation

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We are very pleased to announce that our Remembering the Reformation digital exhibition is NOW LIVE! https://t.co/4HC1YnFVFT #ulreformation

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There are two final case studies to read on our website: Matt Rowley on the Origin of a Evangelical Saying (https://t.co/fyXBUtoQAT) and Karis Riley on Comedy and Memory in Foxe's Actes and Monuments (https://t.co/njUScx63Fk)

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Dear World, it's time for Remembering the Reformation to say farewell! Our project came to a glorious end last month in sunny Yorkshire. You can read about it here: https://t.co/b8RiNgh3hn
Thanks to everyone for help and good wishes, and thanks to the AHRC!

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In the latest of our end-of-project posts, Matt Rowley explores Argula von Grumbach's life and traces the reviving interest in the work of this pioneering pamphleteer: https://t.co/65PhBJx5Ht

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On this day in 1523 Argula von Grumbach challenged the University of Ingolstadt over the punishment of a student with heterodox beliefs. Although forgotten by most Reformation historians, she was one of the most widely read pamphleteers of her day.

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The third of this month's fascinating blog posts is now available — https://t.co/l8p7Op9kAx. Alex Walsham's 2018 article in British Catholic History on the relics of Thomas Maxfield prompted some interesting correspondence with a Galician countess...

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The first two blog of this final month's blog posts are now online: Matthew Rowley on the Red Sea (https://t.co/jankhdWozh) and Alex Walsham on Lot's Wife (https://t.co/CFjcgay9ed)

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Mostly we're hard at work editing manuscripts for the project's two volumes (CUP and Routledge). I say we: we've welcomed Dr Matthew Rowley to the project for its final stages, and he's doing an amazing job.

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Sad to say, September is the last month of Remembering the Reformation. So we are having an Indian Summer of case studies and blog posts.

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Official first day @MiddlingCulture today! Sad to leave @RemRef2017, and very grateful for my time there working with a wonderful team, but excited for new things!

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We're so looking forward to welcoming Dr Ceri Law @Ceri_Law next week. Dr Law will be presenting a paper entitled ‘Sermons, Life-writing and Biographical Memory’, on Wednesday 20 March 2019 at 5-7pm in ArtsTwo 3.16, QMUL. @QMHistory @QMULsed

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New BLOG POST from @Ceri_Law for the anniversary of execution of #CharlesI #OTD: https://t.co/e6N2js9z3z #earlymodern #twitterstorians

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@DrLindaBriggs Hi Linda! Great to hear that you used the exhibition as a resource. Would you mind telling me which items you used, and for what topic?

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Hello Twitter friends! We're thinking about ways to build on our digital exhibition (https://t.co/4HC1YnFVFT), including as an educational tool. If anyone has used it in the classroom (either university or otherwise!) we'd love to hear from you and pick your brains!

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Don't forget: Prof. Andrew Morrall, 'From 'Pope as Devil' to 'The Library of Vulcan': Religion, Objects, and Early Modern Cultures of Memory', @TrinCollCam TONIGHT, 6pm, Winstanley Lecture Theatre #emcambridge @CamHistory #twitterstorians

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Public lecture❗️Prof Andrew Morrall 'From "Pope as Devil" to "the Library of Vulcan": Religion, Objects, and Early Modern Cultures of Memory', @TrinCollCam 16 Nov 6pm Winstanley Lecture Theatre. 'Remembering the Reformation' (https://t.co/1s5kQLm2Vv) #emcambridge @CamHistory

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Looking forward to this later! @RemRef2017

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Prof Morrall will give a lecture entitled 'From 'Pope as Devil' to 'the Library of Vulcan': Religion, Objects, and Early Modern Cultures of Memory'. All welcome! #twitterstorians #reformazing

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NEXT EVENT CLAXON: public lecture by Prof Andrew Morrall @BardGradCenter 16th Nov 6pm, Winstanley Lecture Theatre, Trinity College Cambridge. Details here: https://t.co/u6XEaQqthm

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Thank you to all the wonderful speakers, to the session chairs, to Diarmaid MacCulloch for his public lecture at the end of the day and of course to all at @lampallib

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We had a wonderful time at our postgraduate symposium @lampallib last week. Read @karis_riley's report here: https://t.co/o13S2YHm8K