The IHR’s Director, Professor Miles Taylor, can be heard on this morning’s (18 December) Today Programme discussing the new History of Parliament volumes on the House of Commons between 1820 and 1832. He and the HoP’s Philip Salmon were both asked as...
The whole of the autumn term series of the Voluntary Action History seminar is now available to listen to in podcast form. The last seminar of the year, Other Times, Other Places: Parallels from Historical Research and International Practice, was held jointly with the...
We have recently introduced a big improvement to the way our annotation feature for British History Online works, enhancing the experience for both annotators and readers. You will need to be logged in, but now simply double clicking on a line of text brings up the...
Radio 4’s Today programme (08:57) discussed the recent conference celebrating the 1709 biography of Shakespeare by Nicholas Rowe. How many studies of Shakespeare are there? From the RHS Bibliography there are 780 references, everything from Rowe’s...
The IHR is collaborating with the universities of Sheffield and Hertfordshire, and King’s College London on an exciting new project, funded under the JISC eContent programme. ‘Connected Histories’ will create an innovative search engine for a wide...
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