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24 May 2022: The correspondence of William Hayley. William Hayley (1745-1820) is a neglected figure whose influence on literary and cultural history is now being recognised. But who was he? Dr Lisa Gee has been researching and cataloguing the Fitzwilliam

24 May 2022: Meet the team. Daniel Pett. Principal Investigator. Dan was previously Digital Humanities lead at the British Museum, where he designed and implemented digital innovation connecting humanities research,. The Fitzwilliam Museum. Dr Joanne Vine. Head

24 May 2022: Chair tbc. 15.40-15.55. Coffee/comfort break. 16.00-16.50. Hayley and Blake. Mark Crosby: Hayley’s Library, Sarah Haggarty: Paper scraps, commonplacing & a new ‘Ballads manuscript’, Jason ... 16.50-17.05. Time for tea. 17.05-17.45. Future

24 May 2022: Who was William Hayley? William Hayley (1745-1820) is a neglected figure whose influence on literary and cultural history is now being recognised. But who was he? Dr Lisa Gee has been researching and cataloguing the Fitzwilliam Museum’s Hayley

24 May 2022: Jekyll 2022-05-24T12:15:0801:00 https://hayley.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/feed/news.xml Hayley’s letters | News The Fitzwilliam Museum's Cambridge University Humanities Research Group funded research ... Hayley2020 – brief reflections

24 May 2022: Hayley2020 – brief reflections. 24 May 2022. 04 Jan 2021. 02 May 2019. On Tuesday, June 20th 1797, the writer and scholar William Hayley received this letter from his dearest friend, the poet William Cowper. It was unsigned. 11 Feb 2019. A poet,

24 May 2022: Dr Joanne Vine. Head of Research. Jo Vine is the Fitzwilliam Museum’s Research Facilitator. Jo was previously project manager and research administrator at Anglia Ruskin where she also completed a PhD in English Literature looking at the use of

24 May 2022: She is primarily interested in the development of new and interesting digital tools to share, explore and present research.

24 May 2022: Hayley2020 – Video Presentations. A selection of the video presentations from Hayley2020. Alex Kidson discusses the ups and downs of William Hayley’s friendship with George Romney. 1. An introduction to Hayley & Romney’s friendship. Hayley’s

24 May 2022: Hayley2020: a Fitzwilliam Museum conference. Convened to mark the bicentenary of his death, Hayley2020 is the first ever conference dedicated to writer, scholar and amateur doctor William Hayley (1745-1820). Hugely influential in his time, Hayley is

24 May 2022: Lisa Gee. Research Associate. External Consultant, working with the Department of Manuscripts and Printed Books, Fitzwilliam Museum. Lisa Gee’s PhD involved making a digital biography of William Hayley (1745-1820), designed so readers get to meet

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24 May 2022: Sign up to our mailing list. Email address. We'll never share your email with anyone else. Submit. Contact us. The Fitzwilliam Museum,. Trumpington Street,. Cambridge. CB2 1RB. Tel: 44 (0)1223 332900. Useful links. Talk to us. Watch and listen. 2018

24 May 2022: Daniel Pett. Principal Investigator. Dan was previously Digital Humanities lead at the British Museum, where he designed and implemented digital innovation connecting humanities research, museum practice, and the creative industries. In doing so, he

24 May 2022: Contact us. Contact us. The Fitzwilliam Museum,. Trumpington Street,. Cambridge. CB2 1RB. Tel: 44 (0)1223 332900. Useful links. Talk to us. Watch and listen. 2018 The University of Cambridge. Content: CC BY-NC-ND.

24 May 2022: Naomi Billingsley. Co-Investigator. Naomi Bilingsley is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the John Rylands Research Institute in the University of Manchester, UK and a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for the Arts and the Sacred at King’s College

24 May 2022: And we also know that Mary cared for Tom in Eartham House from early 1798 until he died in May 1800, staying on after Hayley moved to his new house in

24 May 2022: Suzanne Reynolds. Co-Investigator. After completing a PhD at the Warburg Institute (University of London), Suzanne Reynolds was Lecturer in Medieval Literature at the University of Birmingham from 1992-1998; her major publication in this period was

24 May 2022: Pledge of Affection old and Kindness new. From the reviving Bard supremely grac’d.