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RHS Publications | Historical Transactions
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Futures for the History Journal
- 12 December 2022,
- In December 2022 the Society held a panel discussion on the value, contribution and future of the journal in History publishing and communication. The event...
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What did people do all day in the seventeenth century?
- 22 November 2022,
- In his new book, 'The Diary of George Lloyd (1642-1718)', Daniel Patterson provides a detailed insight into the 'ordinary' of early modern life. Daniel's new...
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150 years of Transactions of the Royal Historical Society (1872-2022)
- 17 November 2022,
- November 2022 marks the 150th anniversary of the first volume of 'Transactions of the Royal Historical Society', our academic journal. A century and a half...
Royal Historical Society blog
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The Trouble with Text Mining: And why some projects take a long time, and future projects might take less time
- 14 March 2023,
- In the sixth and final article in our current blog series, 'Historical Research in the Digital Age', Jo Guldi reflects on her long experience of working with...
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‘Historical Research in the Digital Age’, Part 5: ‘Digitising History from a Global Perspective; and what this tells us about access and inequality’
- 22 February 2023,
- In this fifth post in our 'Historical Research in the Digital Age' series, Gerben Zaagsma explores the concept of 'digital abundance' in global perspective....
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Are you new to teaching? Eight online guides for historians beginning careers in Higher Education
- 07 February 2023,
- In eight new videos, experienced historians specialising in innovative pedagogy introduce and discuss approaches to History teaching. Topics include writing...
History blog
Celebrating 1000 Elements: Elements in Histories of Emotions and the Senses
Anti-voluntarism, natural providence and miracles in Thomas Burnet’s Theory of the Earth
Planned Plunder? The British Museum and the 1868 Maqdala Expedition