IHR British History in the Long C18th Seminar
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History of Britain + associated regions during the long 18th century. Join us in person or on Zoom every other Wed. at 17.30 GMT https://t.co/VliOcxXkDl
London
Joined July 2014
We have now moved our social media efforts to @long18sem.bsky.social. This account will remain open for archival purposes. As always, please visit our website for an up to date schedule of our seminar
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RT @BrendanJTam: CFP - Please share! @long18thsem is hosting its annual Lightning Talks session, aimed towards hearing presentations about…
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RT @ZaraKesterton: #CfP Hello, if anyone is still here on X! I’m thrilled to be organising a conference with @lucyjanehavard on Plants and…
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We’re kicking off our program for term 2 on Wed 22 Jan at 5:30-7pm at the IHR and online with Margaret Hunt (Uppsala) discussing her paper ‘Seventeenth-century Swedish sailors and their personal letters: evidence from the Prize Papers’ @ihr_history
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A particular late eighteenth century challenge to arbitration was focused on the arbitrary nature of the process, with arbitrators being viewed as delivering summary justice.
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RT @BSECS: TODAY'S THE DAY! Registration for #BSECS2025 closes at MIDNIGHT. Come and join us at Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 202…
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Don’t miss out on our last seminar of term next Wednesday 4/12 from 17:30 in person and online as @boorman_francis (Institute of Advanced Legal Studies) will discuss the “Englishness” of legal arbitration in Britain during the long 18thc @ihr_history
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Register to join us next Wednesday, from 17:30 Online-via Zoom & C3.14 at the Institute of Education to hear Chris Jones (Foundling Museum) discuss the digitisation and transcription project of the Foundling Hospital Archive #twitterstorians #18c
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Penelope Corfield introducing speakers Shinji Nohara and Elena Yi-Jia Zeng for tonight’s seminar on Adam Smith, David Hume in Context: Moral Philosophy and Enlightened Monarchy #18thc
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ICYMI Don’t forget to register for our next seminar (Wednesday 6th November 17:30-19:30) for a stimulating seminar featuring Shinji Nohara (Glasgow/Tokyo); Craig Smith (Glasgow) and Elena Yi-Jia Zeng (Princeton) @ihr_history
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Genesis of the 1770 Entail Improvement act was the Duke of Buccleuch’s private bill, drafted by Adam Smith, to loosen the entail on his land. The act, inspired by Dalrymple’s advocacy, left the scaffolding of the tailzie in tact.
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