Hello all. Just a brief abstract today from the Franco-British history seminar. For the last few weeks updates to the blog and History SPOT has been a little on and off due to a busy couple of weeks here at the IHR and due to the fact that we had finally caught up...
The IHR Digital and Research Training departments within the Institute of Historical Research are currently in the process of adapting face to face courses for online delivery, which will eventually appear on History SPOT. One of those ventures is a palaeography...
Just a quick reminder today of our live streamed seminar at 5.15pm (BST). Today we have Hamish Maxwell-Stewart from the University of Tasmania discussing From Cradle to Antipodean Grave: Reconstructing 19th Century Criminal Lives. As per usual online viewers will be...
British History in the Long 18th CenturyRethinking the interests of eighteenth-century BritainJulian Hoppit (University College London)5 October 2011Julian Hoppit looks at the current state of research into eighteenth-century Britain. His assessment is not entirely...
Digital History seminarHamish Maxwell-Stewart (Tasmania)From Cradle to Antipodean Grave: Reconstructing 19th Century Criminal LivesTuesday 8 May 2012, 5.15pm (BST)Please join us for the next Digital History live stream on Tuesday 8 May (one week from today!). As per...
Sport and Leisure HistoryJe suis Quinziste et Socialiste: Rugby, Wine and Socialism in the Aude since 1976Andrew Smith (Queen Mary, University of London)17 October 2011 Sport can be a passionate thing! This is as true of Rugby as any other but perhaps in twentieth...
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