“Floundering in the Slough of Despond” – singleness, unfitness, and the British woman missionary in India, c.1920-1950 Andrea Pass (University of Oxford)Christian Missions in Global History 5 December 2012This is a guest post by Charlotte De Val, one of IHR...
Yesterday I uploaded the last podcasts from the 2012-13 session. I’ll admit as soon as the last file went up I left the office in search of a much needed caffeine boost! You might have noticed, but the last few days have been very busy with lots of podcasts...
‘My other mother’: Separated families and mourning as agency in narratives in the 1947 Indian partitionOral History seminar7 February 2013Anindya Raychauduri (St Andrews)This is a guest post by Charlotte De Val, one of IHR Digital’s interns from the University of...
Of Savages and Sailors: British Consular Contacts with the Mapuche of Chile during the 1820s-1830sLatin American History10 January 2012Manuel Llorca (Universidad de Chile)This is a guest post by Angie Goodwin, one of IHR Digital’s interns from the West Virginia...
Day two of the 82nd Anglo-American conference of Historians continued the wide-ranging discussion of food throughout history. From the second day we recorded two plenary talks and a lunch time policy forum. These are now available as podcasts on History SPOT. Policy...
Day one of the 82nd Anglo-American conference of Historians is now over and has already produced a lot of debate and discussion. The topic this year is food in history and we have two plenary sessions for you as podcasts. These are fascinating talks by two scholars...
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