Apply by 6 Sept to become our new PG convenor! 👇

I'll be speaking at the IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar, Senate House, London tomorrow, Wed 25 Sept, on "The ‘rational study of God’s works’: Eighteenth-century clerical naturalists and the origins of the modern life sciences'" It's also online if you want to tune in! history.ac.uk/events/rationa…

ICYMI 👇 Sign up to join us tomorrow (Weds 25) in-person/online to hear Brycchan Carey talking about 'The 'rational study of God's works': Eighteenth century clerical naturalists and the origins of the modern life sciences' at the IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar Institute of Historical Research history.ac.uk/events/rationa…

Yes, it was wonderful to be back in action! Institute of Historical Research

Really pleased to announce the launch of a thoroughly updated version of Locating London's Past: locatinglondon.org - new functionality, better mapping, cleaner data. Institute of Historical Research IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar Centre for the History of People Place & Community HistoryLab

Our fortnightly seminar series continues next Wed 9/10 at 17:30 at the IHR Wolfson Room (as well as online via Zoom) as Sarah Fox of Edge Hill University will discuss the role of food in the formation of British identities. Institute of Historical Research history.ac.uk/events/british…

ICYMI - Don’t forget to register for tomorrow’s seminar to hear Sarah Fox speak about “food and the formation of British identities in the late eighteenth century”!

"George III didn't eat curry, but he liked a pie..." Very much regret ignoring Sarah Fox's advice to not turn up to her fascinating paper hungry...

Great to see that Brycchan Carey's recent talk on 'Eighteenth-century clerical naturalists and the origins of the modern life sciences', for IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar is now available on the Institute of Historical Research website. history.ac.uk/podcasts/ratio…

Really pleased to see Sarah Fox's recent talk on 'Britishness revisited: food and the formation of British identities in the late 18th c.' to IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar is now available on Institute of Historical Research's website. history.ac.uk/podcasts/briti…

Register for our seminar Wed 23 Oct 5:30 - 7:30pm (in person at the IHR & online) to hear Dr Tom Pye (UCL) discuss entail in Scotland in the late 18th century and its wider impact on the histories of unionism and political economy in Britain Institute of Historical Research history.ac.uk/events/enduran…