Eighteenth Century Worlds Liverpool
@ecwliv.bsky.social
Research centre for all things Eighteenth Century Worlds at the University of Liverpool.
Dr. Emily Ireland’s paper examines “Legal Personhood and Subordination Under the English Common Law, 1689-1760”. Using an intersectional analysis, the paper pays attention to those whose legal status was modified in some way, e.g. married women, children, enslaved people and the mentally unwell.
November 19, 2024 at 10:05 AM
Dr. Emily Ireland’s paper examines “Legal Personhood and Subordination Under the English Common Law, 1689-1760”. Using an intersectional analysis, the paper pays attention to those whose legal status was modified in some way, e.g. married women, children, enslaved people and the mentally unwell.
“Assembled, Disassembled, Reassembled: Britain’s Assembly Rooms, 1660-1880” will introduce Dr. Hillary Burlock’s British Academy project, positioning assembly rooms at the centre of urban development and modernity through an exciting digital history project.
November 19, 2024 at 9:56 AM
“Assembled, Disassembled, Reassembled: Britain’s Assembly Rooms, 1660-1880” will introduce Dr. Hillary Burlock’s British Academy project, positioning assembly rooms at the centre of urban development and modernity through an exciting digital history project.
From 1793 to 1815, war captivity displaced thousands globally, including soldiers, enslaved people, and civilians. Dr. Anna McKay’s paper “Prisoners’ progress: imperial circulations of war captives 1793-1815” examines underutilised archives to offer a new framework for understanding war captivity.
November 19, 2024 at 9:54 AM
From 1793 to 1815, war captivity displaced thousands globally, including soldiers, enslaved people, and civilians. Dr. Anna McKay’s paper “Prisoners’ progress: imperial circulations of war captives 1793-1815” examines underutilised archives to offer a new framework for understanding war captivity.