Also thanks to the peer reviewers and anyone who has given me feedback at various conferences where I've spoken about this research. I've been thinking about these siblings for quite a few years!
Posts by Maria Cannon
New publication! My article 'Unequal voices: emotions, agency and family hierarchies in the correspondence of the Hengrave siblings, 1567โ71' is now available on Historical Research's advance article page doi.org/10.1093/hisr... Thanks to the Histoical Research team @ihr.bsky.social
Hazard of the job for hangmen I suppose!๐ฌ
Blog post by me on a manuscript book I found during my Folger fellowship this summer. I was interested in what it had to say about widowhood and remarriage but it also took me down a recusant book history rabbit hole!
Thanks for all your great work Jo! I'm looking forward to getting into all of these details now
We're delighted to interview Laura Tisdall (@lauratisdall.bsky.social) & Maria Cannon (@mariacannon.bsky.social) about their co-edited collection -
Adulthood in Britain and the United States from 1350 to Generation Z:
www.qmul.ac.uk/clpn/news-vi...
Thanks Mike! I'm excited that it's out now. I think it's a really great collection
New publication! This collection co-edited by @lauratisdall.bsky.social and I has some excellent essays on adulthood in Britain and the US from the middle ages to today - and it's all open access. To read a blog post with a bit more info about the book see: blog.royalhistsoc.org/2024/11/28/h...