Jan 16, 2014
Harrington, petitioning and the construction of public opinionEdward Vallance (University of Roehampton)Franco-British History seminar8 November 2012Abstract: Historians have noted that the republic depicted in Harrington’s ‘Oceana’ (1656) allowed...
Jan 9, 2014
The East India Company at Home: Domestic Interiors, Public Histories and Material CulturesMargot Finn (University College London)Franco-British History seminar28 February 2013Abstract: The East India Company at Home, Domestic Interiors, Public Histories & Material...
Dec 19, 2013
Rethinking Historical Research in the Digital Age: A TEI Approach, Camille Desenclos (ENC, Sorbonne) Digital History seminar (9 October 2012) Abstract: Historical research cannot be conceived without a close relation to physical text: paper is still the main source....
Jul 15, 2013
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...
Jul 12, 2013
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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