‘Nothing is heavier than the dead body of someone you loved’
1917, the First World War and Male Intimacy By Lily Smith The use of male friendship as an anchoring point within combat and the suggestion that...
1917, the First World War and Male Intimacy By Lily Smith The use of male friendship as an anchoring point within combat and the suggestion that...
By Bethany Scard When you are faced with life or death, do you do everything you can to survive, or do you go to your grave with...
Twenty Years of History at Lincoln by Hannah MacKenzie I completed my BA in History at the University of Lincoln in 2016 and, thanks to the generosity of...
Twenty Years of History at Lincoln by Chris Rollinson My mind has been preoccupied with thoughts of Lincoln lately. It will be five years since I graduated from...
Twenty Years of History at Lincoln by Catherine Howlett Studying History at The University of Lincoln was an amazing experience that shaped my understanding of...
Twenty Years of History at Lincoln Dr Kate Hill The academic year 2019-20 marks the twentieth anniversary of the BA History at Lincoln, and we’re going to mark...
by Bethany Scard 2020 marks the 850th anniversary of the death of Thomas Becket and the 800th anniversary of moving his body to his new shrine in...
Dr Erin Bell On 31 January 2020 at 11pm, the UK left the EU, with a ‘transition period’ until the end of the year. The impact of...
By Samantha Ann Rose Brinded MA Postgraduate Located in the Lincolnshire village of Tattershall, stands the aptly named, Tattershall Castle, a 15th Century brick building currently under...
Dr Chiara Beccalossi In the UK, as in many other parts of the world, November is the Transgender Awareness Month – a month dedicated to raising...
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