I am delighted to announce that Drugging France @McGillQueensUP won the J. Russell Major Prize from the AHA! Thank you so much to Bonnie Smith and to all of my friends and colleagues who provided feedback and advice over the years. I am so grateful for your support!@AHAhistorians
@susannahlwright Ahh, I think you're right! I was convinced it was "rr" and for some reason couldn't see the possibility it was "n." Kept getting search results for Sense and Sensibility (the Ferrars). Thanks!!
Anyone care to take a shot at this handwriting? It's generally clear, but I can't make out this key bit: "Charleston School belongs to the __ and ___ of Charleston..." Context: this is a precognition for a case involving a school in 1880s Fife
@susannahlwright Ah, yes, I think the second word is indwellers, thanks! Not totally sure first word is tenants though that would make sense. First letter looks a lot like "F" and matches other "Fs" in the doc pretty exactly. Not sure I see the second "t" either.
@cgsloan I think Jonathan Rose's *The Intellectual Life* might have some material on this. But I don't know of much out there. I'd love to hear if you find some good scholarship.
@cadebellaigue @william_whyte@mike_rat@SolGamsu@susannahlwright@KaySocLearn Yes -- many institutions have *incredible* archives and fascinating stories that intersect with the history of the world wars, making of the welfare state, changing ideas about gender, etc. A rich topic that could benefit from multiple projects.
Project MUSE - War and Peace: Armistice Observance in British Schools in 1937 https://t.co/FUoTnmT4f1
Good to have some positive news related to work at a tricky time - this one has been in development for a while! @brookes_edu @ResearchHSS @HistEdSocUK@histchild /1
@HistEdSoc #histchild Really excited that our Remembrance in Schools project finally has our first article out - still within #histedmonth! We can only do this research each November so it has been a long time in the making. Some free eprints: https://t.co/lemOtZOadb
learning so much about US geography from obsessively checking worldcat for library acquisitions of my book, e.g. UPenn's library is one mile closer than Virginia Tech's from where I live
Excited for some time in Britain: some talks on the new book in Plymouth and Oxford, as well as a seminar at the IHR on the next project. Then off to Scotland for some archival work before heading directly to NACBS. A busy few weeks!
@martinjohnes Thank you!! Very excited to see where that project takes you, esp. as I'll eventually be circling back to a new project that looks more at schooling in the Highlands in the early 20c and attitudes towards Gaelic there.
We will be welcoming Dr Chris Bischoff on 4 Nov for an Academy Lecture Series The Global Connections of Victorian Teacher Training Institutions. Sign up via eventbrite. @teachonteach@urichmond@marjonuni https://t.co/wJSW3GHSRA