Robert Southey, John Wesley and scandal-mongering in the 1820s
by Dr Ian Packer Since 2006 I have been one of the co-editors of an enormous project devoted to providing a complete edition of the letters of Robert...
by Dr Ian Packer Since 2006 I have been one of the co-editors of an enormous project devoted to providing a complete edition of the letters of Robert...
by Timothy R. Jones L3 undergraduate On the 8th May 1092, The body of Remigius De Fecamp was interred in the yet un-consecrated cathedral of Lincoln. The first...
by Rachel Yemm and Abi Dorr eastmidlandshistory@gmail.com / @EM_HistoryNet As third year PhD students at the University of Lincoln, we have greatly benefitted from many advantages of working at...
by Amber Clark and Jess Haddock L3 undergraduates The Lincoln University library, in collaboration with the history department and a handful of history students, is in the process...
by Harry McKenna L2 undergraduate HBO’s Game of Thrones has captivated the imagination of millions worldwide with its gripping storylines and compelling characters. However, few realise the historical...
by Molly Day-Coombes L2 undergraduate When examining acts of resistance, two pieces of work come to mind: the film Schindler’s List and the novel Alone in Berlin by...
by Amber Coombs L2 undergraduate Before reading Deborah Lipstadt’s Denial: Holocaust History on Trial, I had not thought it possible that the Holocaust could be denied by historians....
by Poppy Strange L2 undergraduate The TV drama Call the Midwife is a popular historical drama that currently spans six series and is broadcast on BBC One. This...
by Jennifer Smith L3 undergraduate On 20 February 2017, a roundtable of historians and political scientists met at the University of Lincoln to discuss their first impressions on...
by Timothy R. Jones L3 undergraduate This roundtable, hosted by the University of Lincoln, was made up of five academics who had gathered to try and establish how...