🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 Come and join our team of wonderful 18th-centuryists at Liv Uni History - please spread the word, especially to any ECRs who are looking for roles starting in September jobs.ac.uk/job/DIH993/lec…

I spent a huge amount of time as an UG and PG at King's Manor. I'm so sad to hear that the great centres that exist at that historic sites are being moved onto campus. Will take out some of the magic of studying there

what is there even left to say

I’m utterly gobsmacked that my research on the 18thC Political Participation & Electoral Culture got a shoutout on The Rest Is History! You can hear more about Mad Elections in their latest episode here: therestishistory.com/463-mad-electi… #politicalhistory #generalelection #twitterstorians

If you are in easy reach of Bath this Sunday and fancy an alternative to the football, then come and hear me talk about making Georgian fashions. I'm very excited to be speaking alongside Dr Elisabeth Gernerd at the National Trust Assembly Rooms. Details and tickets: nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/bath-bri…

"And so, feminism as liberation movement is about making it harder not easier to define women." Astounding stuff

Find it unendingly fustrating that people with not even basic knowledge of UKHE sector, how universities work, the knowledge economy, or you know the pursuit of knowledge for its own end comment celebrate its destruction.

Registration open for Clerical Lives in Britain, 1600-1800. Papers inc. Puritan marriage, drunken clergy, and clerical natural history from an international set of speakers. Concludes w/ John Rylands Research Institute and Library curator-led collections encounter. For more see: clericallives.wordpress.com

Thinking of putting a panel together on men, religion and the body for BSECS 2024. Let me know if you'd be interested in drawing up a panel!

Just about a month to go for 'Clerical Lives in Britain', registration and conference programme available here: clericallives.wordpress.com

just under 3 weeks to go for the start of 'Clerical Lives'. Conference Programme and registration details below and here: clericallives.wordpress.com

We welcome applications to The Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship scheme for research projects from any discipline that are linked to the world-class Special Collections of the University of Manchester Library. Deadline 04/11/24: library.manchester.ac.uk/rylands/resear…

A copyediting question! Should I capitalise 'T/town' as in London for the 18th century?