Just a quick reminder today that we have the first of this academic years’ live streamed events. On this occasion it is the Gender and History in the Americas seminar. Details below: Jay Kleinberg (Brunel University), Cigars and Politics: An Intersectional and...
The new seminar season is upon us and what better way to begin than with a live streamed seminar. This time around we have a seminar from the Gender and History in the Americas group (see here for their seminar programme). As per usual you will be able to follow the...
Military HistoryThe Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-pointJonathan Krause (KCL)24 May 2010 The Second Battle of Artois was a failure in the long term with initial victories by the French army draining away by the battles end leading to stalemate. ...
Histories of Home‘The necessity of clear expression’ home-grown writing, organisational learning and the library staff magazine in Britain in the first half of the twentieth centuryProfessor Alistair Black (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)3 July 20 Abstract:...
Archives & SocietyThe impact of digitisation and its implications for the future direction of archives and special collectionsRichard Ovenden (Bodleian Library, Oxford)24 January 2012 Until recently Richard Ovenden was keeper of special collections at the...
British History in the Long-eighteenth CenturyAntislavery and empire: The imperial context of British Abolitionism, c. 1783-1793Matthew Wyman-McCarty (McGill)22 February 2012This is a guest post by Kathryn Hemingway, one of IHR Digital’s summer interns from the...
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