Very excited to be presenting a paper on the impact of the French Revolutionary Wars on Bristol's sugar market at a #EHS2021 New Researcher session tomorrow! Many thanks to Economic History Society for having me, and looking forward to hearing all the other interesting papers! #econhist

We're kicking things off with Dr Peter Buckles presenting 'Merchants and Crises: The Bristol Sugar Market during the French Revolutionary Wars' at 4.30 this afternoon. We hope to see you all there!

Very excited to be presenting a paper based on my PhD research at the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies Postgraduate Forum later today!

Very excited to be a part of this project, and looking forward to sharing the end result!

It's been such an enriching experience working with @the_bsr and alongside Ksenia and Nia to help unlock their fine arts archive, and it's an honour to be nominated as finalists for the Project Excellence Award!

I am immensely proud of what we've been able to achieve working together and in such a short space of time! Please check out the website, if you haven't already!

Explore a new interactive digital exhibition illuminating the unseen materials & histories of influential 20th century British artists, from the #BSRArchives. Curated by Ksenia Litvinenko, of The MSA & Postgraduate Research at SEED with Collaboration Labs research team Nia Polly Davies & Dr Peter Buckles.

Proofs! I am delighted to be spending a rainy day with these ☔️ Dr Sophie H Jones It’s very exciting to see the first of two major outputs from my Arts and Humanities Research Council Leadership Fellowship and The British Academy Mid Career Fellowship come to life 📚

Crisis and Resilience in the Bristol-West India Sugar Trade, 1783-1802 by Dr Peter Buckles is now available! This new book explores how #Bristol’s merchants survived and thrived under conditions of crises in the late-eighteenth century. bit.ly/CrisisBuckles #c18 #c18th

So great to see this now in print! Such an honour to have worked with Liverpool University Press. The final product benefited immensely from their input, plus that of thesis supervisors Will Ashworth, Siobhan Talbott and Aashish Velkar.

Such a thrill that this is now in the wild! It’s been a delight, as ever, working with Dr Sophie H Jones and I’m hugely grateful to Arts and Humanities Research Council, the The British Academy and @BrillPublishing for their support 🌼📚🥂