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Transactions of the Royal Historical Society
ISSN: 0080-4401

EISSN: 1474-0648

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ISSN: 0080-4401 (Print), 1474-0648 (Online)
Editors: Professor Andrew Spicer Oxford Brookes University, UK and Professor Richard Toye University of Exeter, UK
Editorial board

The Royal Historical Society has published the highest quality scholarship in history for over 150 years. A subscription includes a substantial annual volume of the Society’s Transactions, which presents wide-ranging reports from the front lines of historical research by both senior and younger scholars, and two volumes from the Camden Fifth Series, which makes available to a wider audience valuable primary sources that have hitherto been available only in manuscript form.

Article
OLD WORDS AND THE NEW WORLD: LIBERAL EDUCATION AND THE FRANCISCANS IN NEW SPAIN, 1536–1601 * The Whitfield Prize Winner
Aysha Pollnitz
Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, Volume 27
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0080440117000068

Old Words & New Worlds
10 April 2018, royalhistsoc
RHS prizewinner Aysha Pollnitz discusses how her research moved from the 'old world' to the 'new'.

Public History Prize
14 March 2018, royalhistsoc
We recently announced the winners of the 2018 Public History Prizes.

LGBT History Month
28 February 2018, royalhistsoc
Prof. Richard Bruce Parkinson reflects on celebrating 'a great unrecorded history'.

Historical Association Bath Branch Lectures 2017-2018
28 September 2017
28 September - 26 April - 7:30 pm Quaker Meeting House York Street Bath

Historical Association Central London Branch Lectures 2017-18
07 October 2017
7 October - 1 July - 2:00 pm Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, University of London Malet Street London

European History Seminar 1500-1800
16 October 2017
16 October - 31 May - 5:15 pm Past and Present Room, Institute of Historical Research Senate House Malet Street

Mutual Tolerance, Vivid Intellectual Intercourse, and Accountable Decision Making: The Mission of the Central European University
20 April 2018, Holly Case and Istvan Deak
Part 3 from the introduction to the virtual special issue from Contemporary European History. We are accustomed to viewing 1989 as the end of state socialism.…...

Common Beginnings with a Common Purpose: Contemporary European History and the Central European University
20 April 2018, Kathleen Burk
Part 2 from the introduction to the virtual special issue from Contemporary European History. In 1989 it seemed clear that glasnost in the Soviet Union had set in train unknown but certainly far-reaching changes in the Soviet Union and East Central Europe.…...

Call For Africa Bibliography Introductory Papers
19 April 2018, Written by Stephanie Kitchen, Managing Editor
We are seeking articles of 5,000-8,000 words on topics relating to research, libraries, archives and publishing in and on Africa, and in African studies, are...