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2 Jul 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

26 Jun 2024: em exemplifies, then, the linked desires to situate the English past within a universal history, and to make that universal history relevant to local concerns./p div id="attachment_16132" ... The text therefore not only suggested the significance of

26 Jun 2024: em exemplifies, then, the linked desires to situate the English past within a universal history, and to make that universal history relevant to local concerns./p div id="attachment_16132" ... The text therefore not only suggested the significance of

26 Jun 2024: em exemplifies, then, the linked desires to situate the English past within a universal history, and to make that universal history relevant to local concerns./p div id="attachment_16132" ... The text therefore not only suggested the significance of

14 Nov 2023: Carbon copy of typescript of a. University of Leicester, Dept. of English Local History. ... Xerox copy of a. Leicester, Dept of English Local History. Dissertation.

2 Jul 2024: The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle – the earliest history written in English – is part of Alfred the Great’s initiative to establish a local, English sense of identity through the recording of significant ... It is a fundamental text for English history and

1 Mar 2024: In 2010 he moved to the University of Leicester where he was both Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) and Professor of English Local History. ... She is currently working on a history of early English Jamaica, Silver and Sugar.

26 Jun 2024: p p/p pstrongMarie Turner, /strongstrongemScraps of library history: Francis Jenkinson and the collection(s) of fragments of western medieval manuscripts/em/strong /p pAbstract forthcoming. ... Firstly, they represent the most extensive source of

26 Jun 2024: using only sunlight and a magnifying glass was made by the English biblical scholar Samuel Tregelles in 1861, and other attempts at decipherment followed. ... of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society,/em 9, 3 (1988): 248-80/p pDavid McKitterick,

14 Jul 2023: 1851-1911' to University of Leicester, Friends of the Centre of English Local History seminar,. ... with two local history groups, one in South and one in North Wales as how best to interpret.