Porta Historica is a European network of research institutes which, in one way or another, are responsible for producing editions of historical texts. It currently has five members, the École Nationale des Chartes, the Institute of Netherlands History, the Commission...
As a digital publications intern at the Institute of Historical Research for the summer, I was given the opportunity to work on several exciting and diverse projects, many of them pertaining to the IHR website and the various databases. I can honestly say that there...
A new website has been launched which, according to press reports, details every single law made since 1267. The new website (legislation.gov.uk) brings together the legislative content currently held on the Office of Public Sector Information website and revised...
The Journal of American History held an online discussion about digital history in 2008. The results were published in September 2008. The discussion is now available online. Topics covered include definition of digital history; students and digital history;...
Intriguing evidence about the death of Amy Dudley is explored in a new book by Chris Skidmore – “Death and the Virgin”. The coroner’s report into the death and, more intriguingly, the membership of the jury are discussed in the Radio 4 Today...
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