History: Recent submissions
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Rethinking Amerindian Spaces in Brazilian History
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The ‘Remembered Family’ and dynastic senses of identity among the English gentry c. 1600-1800
(Wiley, 25 May 2019)This article examines the gentry's understanding of lineage and ancestry in England in the period c.1600–1800. This period has been described as one of intense elite interest in genealogy and ancestry, spurred by social ... -
The gender division of labour in early modern England
(Wiley, 9 December 2018)This article presents new evidence of gendered work patterns in the pre-industrial economy, providing an overview of women's work in early modern England. Evidence of 4,300 work tasks undertaken by particular women and men ... -
Midwifery and Maternity Care for Single Mothers in Eighteenth-Century Wales
(Oxford University Press (OUP) for Society for the Social History of Medicine, 8 November 2018)The history of childbirth in England has gained increasing momentum, but no studies have been carried out for Wales, and therefore the nature of childbirth in early modern Wales remains largely unknown. This article seeks ... -
Health education and migration
(SAGE Publications, 20 November 2018)