Christopher Fletcher reviews 'Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford and Duke of Ireland (1362–1392): The Rise and Fall of a Royal Favourite', by James Ross
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New article: Kirsty Day and Iben Fonnesberg-Schmidt on 'Anger and Authority in the Letters of Pope Innocent III (1198–1216)'
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New article on advance access: Tiraana Bains on 'All the Governments of India: Intra-Imperial Contests and the Makings of a British Imperial State in the Indian Ocean, 1750–1800'
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New article on advance access: Tiraana Bains on 'All the Governments of India: Intra-Imperial Contests and the Makings of a British Imperial State in the Indian Ocean, 1750–1800'
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Fabiana Kutsche @fabikutsche.bsky.social reviews 'Cultivating Fields of Progress: Agriculture and the International Labour Organization, 1920s–1950s', by Amalia Ribi Forclaz
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It’s always great to see a paper that one gave a bit of feedback on at a conference ( #ASLH) get published.
Important paper by Tiraana Bains that starts to glue 18th century global histories back together.
New article: Alex Chase-Levenson on 'Imagining the "Happy Valley": Paraguayan Isolation and the British Periodical Press, 1814–1840'
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New article: Matthew Leech-Gerrard on 'The Politics of Religion in Post-Revolutionary England: The Strange Case of Edward Stephens Considered'
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New article: Assaf Likhovski on 'Jurisprudence and Nationalism in the British Empire in the Early Twentieth Century: India, Egypt, and Palestine Compared'
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The International Labour Organization (ILO), established in 1919 as part of the Versailles Peace Treaty and closely linked to the League of Nations, set ou
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Writing the history of royal favourites has often proved a frustrating exercise. Narrative schema first established by contemporary chroniclers have remain
Abstract. This article examines how Pope Innocent III (1198–1216) and his curia employed expressions of anger as a rhetorical tool in papal letters, using
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Abstract. This article examines routine competition and co-ordination among the multiple governing bodies or Presidencies of each major British settlement
Abstract. This article examines routine competition and co-ordination among the multiple governing bodies or Presidencies of each major British settlement
Abstract. This article considers British interest in Paraguay during the rule of its first dictator Dr José Gaspar Rodriguez de Francia (1814–1840). At Fra
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Abstract. Edward Stephens, a barrister-turned-cleric, was a prolific pamphleteer in post-revolutionary England. He has thus featured frequently, if fleetin
Abstract. This article discusses works on jurisprudence produced by authors from three British-ruled territories (India, Egypt and Palestine) in the early
New article on advance access: Tiraana Bains on 'All the Governments of India: Intra-Imperial Contests and the Makings of a British Imperial State in the Indian Ocean, 1750–1800'
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Abstract. This article examines routine competition and co-ordination among the multiple governing bodies or Presidencies of each major British settlement
