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We’re Going Dutch…but hold the roast beef and windmills2 comments

j m wallace wrote 3 weeks ago: As most in the history world have already heard, Lisa Jardine was recently awarded the Cundill Prize … more →

Tags: Academic Prizes, Britain and Ireland, Europe, 1688, Art History, British History, Cultural Commentary, Cundill Prize, History

WOH News: Donating An Egg- Money Or Your Life?

rebeccamoniquewilliams wrote 1 month ago: IVF under the microscope The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority have suggested that women … more →

Tags: News, health, UK, Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, Women, in vitro fertilisation, Biology, science and technology, infertility

The Dart of Harkness4 comments

Will Thomas wrote 8 months ago: Having finished up Deborah Harkness’ The Jewel House: Elizabethan London and the Scientific Re … more →

Tags: Book Club, Steven Shapin, Francis Bacon, Harold Cook, Deborah Harkness, Hugh Plat, William Cecil, Thomas Bodley

Seizing the Moment 30 March

h1storym0nkey wrote 9 months ago: I’m speaking at a Demos event on movement politics on 30 March alongside the Rt. Hon David Lam … more →

Tags: Demos, david lammy, Steve Richards

Going Dutch: How England Plundered Holland's Glory

erifaet wrote 1 year ago: On November 5, 1688, William of Orange, Protestant ruler of the Dutch Republic, landed at Torbay in … more →

Tags: going dutch, Harper, go dutch, annaleigh antm, americas next top model cycle 11 episode 12

Translation and the Nobel prize fail to excite at Frankfurt

lucy wrote 1 year ago: Frankfurt is over for another year – not that I was there, so I’m only commenting vicari … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Foreign Languages, Reading, translation, alison flood, Chad Post, Le Clézio, LinkedIn, Three Percent

Hump-Day History: Robert Hooke5 comments

Will Thomas wrote 1 year ago: *UPDATE: See video of Lisa Jardine discussing Hooke at the end of this post! Popular history rarely … more →

Tags: Primer, Robert Hooke, Royal Society

The "Elegant" History9 comments

Will Thomas wrote 1 year ago: Back in March, I suggested that some evaluation of the significance of a scientific or learned activ … more →

Tags: Book Club, Harold Cook, William Cronon, elegant history

Lisa Jardine's 'Going Dutch' - are these reviews related?3 comments

h1storym0nkey wrote 1 year ago: So good, the Torygraph reviewed it twice, with mixed results. One by Adam Nicolson, another by Noel … more →

Tags: Glorious Revolution, Guardian, early modern history, Times, going dutch, Dutch, Book Review, john adamson, Noel Malcolm

Going Dutch1 comment

Nick wrote 1 year ago: There was a devastating review by Peter Conrad of Lisa Jardine’s new book on the influence of … more →

Tags: England, Britain, Review, Books, eighteenth century, holland, Early Modern, History, seventeenth century

Continuity and Discontinuity in class

Will Thomas wrote 1 year ago: Sorry for the delay in posting–we just had the history of early modern medicine class today. A … more →

Tags: History 174, Thomas Kuhn, Thomas Laqueur, Londa Schiebinger, Roy Porter

Ingenious Pursuits2 comments

Will Thomas wrote 1 year ago: I’m preparing my lecture on “Navigation and Exploration” for Thursday, and it … more →

Tags: History 174, Crosbie Smith, Norton Wise, Ken Alder, John Rennie Short


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