This post has kindly been written for us by Jennifer Kain, Alan Pearsall Fellow in Naval and Maritime History 2016-17, and now a Research Associate of the IHR As I enter the final stage of my year-long junior fellowship at the IHR I wanted to acknowledge my benefactor...
Wales in late medieval and early modern English histories: neglect, rediscovery, and their implications. Tim Thornton Those who read English history in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries encountered significant coverage of Wales. English readers of late...
Miscellanies, Christian reform and early medieval encyclopaedism: a reconsideration of the pre-bestiary Latin Physiologus manuscripts. Anna Dorofeeva This article examines the evidence of the early medieval Latin Physiologus manuscripts for compilatory practices...
Please note: There will be a service for Michael on 14 September at St Helen’s church in Wheathampstead at 3pm. The service will be followed by tea at Anne and Michael’s home in Holly Cottage, Sheepcote Lane, Wheathampstead, A14 8NJ. It is with very great...
The IHR Library holds a wealth of resources for the history of Mexico-United States relations, covering the period succeeding the Mexican-American War up until the twentieth century. A range of sources, such as, treaties, diaries, autobiographies and letters, are...
Baseball and British history – not, you think, a natural pairing. It’s then surprising to learn that there are enough references to baseball in BBIH to warrant a blog. There is little on the development of the sport, unlike the lengthy discussions available on...
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