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"Swansea in South Wales was to copper what Manchester was to cotton or Detroit to the automobile." Coming soon from
@JHUPress
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🎃Some reading for Halloween / Samhain / Nos Galan Gaeaf:
Five witchcraft myths debunked by an expert theconversation.com/five-wit… via @ConversationUK
@USWHistory @USWResearch #Halloween #NosGalanGaeaf #witchcraft
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Something about this article on copper seemed oddly familiar. I checked and parts are a reworked version of Timothy LeCain's book 'Mass Destruction'.
The article even opens with the same anecdote about Steve Jobs that LeCain begins his book with:
worksinprogress.co/issue/the…
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Check out Andy Croll @USWHistory writing in the new issue of @HistoryToday on pit ponies and writing animal history @USWResearch
Here's me writing about pro-slavery Christianity in 1830s Britain theconversation.com/cardinal… @USWResearch #slavery #abolitionism #Christianity
Cardinal Newman: pro-slavery views of prominent 19th-century cleric raise questions about his educational legacy theconversation.com/cardinal… via @ConversationUK @USWResearch @USWHistory
Looking forward to this.
We're holding a workshop! "Knowledge, Energy, and Industry in the Age of Revolution," at the University of Birmingham, 24 November 2023. More info here: hosting.northumbria.ac.uk/re…
My eldest son is finalising his preparations for the 100km Mont Blanc ultramarathon later this week. I’m preparing in my own way.
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Today marks International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition.
Prof Chris Evans @USWHistory dispels
5 Myths About Atlantic Slavery
history.research.southwales.…
#RememberSlavery
This is a massive opportunity for an up and coming scholar
What a shame @dailytelegraph chose to use genuine research on Wales & Atlantic slavery as ammunition in its confected culture war on a supposed “grievance industry”.
Great to see this in the public domain. Sterling work by @cahammo and @ColegMenai on the history of Welsh woollens and Atlantic slavery.
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Yep, a brilliant opportunity, one that aims at the "presentation of a more decolonised, authentic, and balanced account of Welsh industrial history and its links to the Transatlantic Slave Trade". Bring it on.
This is some career opportunity: Senior Curator of Collection Development: Industry @The_Waterfront in Swansea
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Announcing publication of this book. It challenges accepted views of the long term impact of slavery on the British economy. Retweet and publicise to other interested parties. #economichistory #capitalism #industrialrevolution #slavery #twitterstorians
@judyzara @sirgeoffpalmer
A shameful performance from @UniSouthWales
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Historian @cevans3 presented a great paper "“African Markets and the (partial) Revolutionizing of Britain's Metal Trades in the Eighteenth Century” in the @TheHuntington slave trade conference, lost my picture (was chairing my panel), check his important book ⬇️ #slaveryarchive























