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18 Mar 2024: Women’s work in Victorian Britain: Notes for Teachers. Curriculum links. Local history study.

31 May 2024: Book for our next Grounds & Facilities webinar or seeChrist’s has been famous for Archaeology since the 16th century, when antiquarian John Leyland – ‘the father of English local history’ – studied here. ... We welcome applications from those

This month we feature Greek philosophy as read in sixteenth-century France, an eighteenth-century directory of London tradesmen, a Victorian local history journal, and a selection of Italian political writing ... The second and concluding volume of this

23 May 2024: This month we feature Greek philosophy as read in sixteenth-century France, an eighteenth-century directory of London tradesmen, a Victorian local history journal, and a selection of Italian political writing ... second and concluding volume of this short

It is also home to important local history collections and documents and objects connected with the anti-slavery campaigner Thomas Clarkson. ... Cambridge Digital Library. Cambridge University Archives. Cambridge University history. Cambridge University

23 May 2024: This month we feature Greek philosophy as read in sixteenth-century France, an eighteenth-century directory of London tradesmen, a Victorian local history journal, and a selection of Italian political writing ... second and concluding volume of this short

23 May 2024: This month we feature Greek philosophy as read in sixteenth-century France, an eighteenth-century directory of London tradesmen, a Victorian local history journal, and a selection of Italian political writing ... second and concluding volume of this short

28 Jan 2022: A central role for local government? The example of late Victorian Britain, by Simon Szreter, of the Faculty of History. ... Centre for History and Economics. Meetings are on Wednesdays at 5 p.m.

23 May 2024: This month we feature Greek philosophy as read in sixteenth-century France, an eighteenth-century directory of London tradesmen, a Victorian local history journal, and a selection of Italian political writing ... second and concluding volume of this short

23 May 2024: It is also home to important local history collections and documents and objects connected with the anti-slavery campaigner a href="http://www.wisbechmuseum.org.uk/clarkson/index.html"Thomas ... The museum is also home to important local history

23 May 2024: and archaeological collections alongside coins, fossils and fine and decorative arts, all still displayed in the original Victorian galleries. ... It is also home to important local history collections and documents and objects connected with the

23 May 2024: and archaeological collections alongside coins, fossils and fine and decorative arts, all still displayed in the original Victorian galleries. ... It is also home to important local history collections and documents and objects connected with the

23 May 2024: socio-materiality of early modern paper consumption and looks at the long history of our modern everyday paper ‘choices’. ... Tue, 22 Oct 2019 07:00:55 0000 Archives Library history Francis Jenkinson Henry Bradshaw M.

29 Aug 2018: in 1881’, Local Population Studies, Autumn 2015. Bennett, R. ‘Interpreting business partnerships in late Victorian Britain’, Economic History Review,. ... LPSS/BALH/Friends of Centre for English Local History conference, Leicester 7th Nov 2015.

29 Nov 2011: History and Field Archaeology; Local History; Modern English Literature; Orthodox Christian Studies; Psychology as a Social Science; Science; Town Planning; Victorian Studies; Wolfson Course. ... The lectures provided an opportunity for College members,

 Prisoners’ overall ‘quality of life’ score improved each year of the study, but it remained low compared to other local prisons. ... Birmingham is a large Victorian local prison (population 1,450) with a long history of ‘idleness and

24 Aug 2021: Smith, H., Bennett, R.J. and Radicic, D. (2018) ‘Towns in Victorian England and Wales: a new classification’, Urban History (online early access February 2018). ... Invited. Broad, J. ‘Who Owned Buckinghamshire in 1798?’ Invited Lecture to

10 Sep 2022: A key moment in the history of Cambridge science came when John Stevens Henslow was appointed professor of Botany in 1825. ... Cavendish College, begun in 1876, was the inspirational social ‘experiment’ of Victorian educationalist - Joseph Lloyd