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Thursday, 28 February 2013
Habla Espanol?
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Me neither, as you can tell. However, if you do, you might be interested to know that (apparently) Barbarian Migrations and the Roman We...
Rethinking Arthur's Britain
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As a shameless bit of publicity, you can find my list of 'Ten Ways to Rethink "Arthur's Britain"' on the OUP Blog here...
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Recent (and recent-ish) publications stemming from this blog
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This post (one of my most popular) has now been written up and published as ‘Northern Britain and the Fall of the Roman Empire’. The Me...
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Open Access and its surprising dangers
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I'm moved to write this by this blog piece from the States. I comment 'be careful what you wish for'. Why? The UK gov...
Friday, 15 February 2013
Morris 5: Deary 0
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Marc Morris is a writer of history books who cut the mustard in academic history first and is thus one of a select band who deserve to be...
Monday, 11 February 2013
The Siege Part 2 (Against Compulsory Populism)
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[ Here is the next instalment of the section of Why History Doesn't Matter. Editing and revision of the chapter means that there are...
Sunday, 10 February 2013
CAMRAA
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Historian on the Edge tweeteth no more. My foray into that medium was very short-lived. For possibly contingent reasons, it soon revealed...
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