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✨📖Call for Papers!📖✨Dr Hope Doherty-Harrison & I are organising a conference on Scotland's Manuscripts: Making and Finding, 5-6 December, University of Edinburgh, funded by The British Academy ECR Network & including a workshop Centre for Research Collections. Please share & consider sending us an abstract!

This will be an excellent lecture by the brilliant Dr Caroline Dodds Pennock hosted by the Royal Historical Society, titled, 'Cannibals, Curiosities, or Catholics? Indigenous peoples in early 17th century France.' Do attend!

Looking forward to reading Brycchan Carey Carey's newest book, 'The Unnatural Trade: Slavery, Abolition, And Environmental Writing, 1650-1807.' Dr. Carey consistently provides fresh insights in all of his writing on abolition. This will be a brilliant read!

🌊🌍 It's publication day! ⛵️⛴️ profilebooks.com/work/tracks-on… Profile Books

This look AMAZING! Congratulations to Dr Dr Sara Caputo on the publication of her newest book, 'Tracks: A History of Trailblazing Maps and Maritime Travel'!

Looking forward to reading Dr Sara Caputo’s ‘Tracks on the Ocean: A History of Trailblazing, Maps, and Maritime Travel.” Congratulations to Dr Caputo on her monograph’s publication day!

3-year research job for historians and/or anyone in the arts, humanities, or social sciences at the stunning Newnham College of Cambridge University!

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Please consider applying to this wonderful opportunity!

Another great opportunity!

A thread of academic job openings for historians. Do consider applying!

A wonderful opportunity for a postgrad to convene one of the best long-eighteen century seminars in the world, the IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar! Do consider applying!

This looks like a brilliant book!

Some great long-18th and 19th-century opportunities with this call for papers on London in popular culture. #cfp

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Just two weeks left to submit your abstract for our CFP! An excellent chance to present a PhD chapter or journal article in progress. Whether polished or a work-in-progress, gain valuable feedback and sharpen your speaking skills. Open to all long-18th century topics!

With the Cambridge Long Eighteenth Century Seminar returning this year, now is a brilliant time to submit something to its accompanying Graduate Workshop - check out their call for papers!

Just one week left to submit your abstract! Whether it's a PhD chapter or an article in progress, we’d love for you submit a 250-word abstract proposing a 20-minute presentation. Check out our call for papers on the long-18th century, and please help us spread the word!

Really long forward to this. Cambridge University Long Eighteenth Century Cambridge Theatre Arts and Culture: a symposium in celebration of Jim Davis Date: Tue, Sep 17 • 09:00 GMT+01:00 Location: 9 West Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DP eventbrite.co.uk/e/theatre-arts…