History Commonplaces
Matt PhillpottCommonplaces were a form of structured notebook to aid memory and research in the past. This substack commonplace replicates this idea based on the researches of Dr Matthew Phillpott, with interests in food and book history, the Reformation, and more.
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John Bale - A Biography
Between 2005 and 2010 I was based at the University of Sheffield, working on my PhD. There I focused on the historical sources that were used by John Foxe to compile his Acts and Monuments in the late sixteenth century. Alongside Foxe, anot...
History News 006
Hello, and welcome to the March edition of History News. This month, I have exciting news about The Hungry Historians Podcast, various honeybee histories essays, and a sad bit of news from back home.
Annabel Patterson, Reading Holinshed’s Chronicles (Chicago Press: Chicago, 1994)
Hello and welcome to another essay from History Commonplaces. This week I’m reprinting a blog post that I released way back in December 2011, reviewing what was already an old History book by that time, and considering it in the context of ...
History News 005 - The death of Horatio Nelson
This weekend I visited the Maritime Museum at Greenwich, London. It’s well worth a visit if you’re ever in the neighbourhood (and its free to enter). Among many of the displays is Horatio Nelson’s uniform. His breeches and socks are still c...
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Freelance educator, writer, and historian with interests in the history of beekeeping and thoughts about how we learn and how we teach.
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