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On 19 January 2021 the IHR Parliament, Politics and People seminar will be a hosting a virtual seminar via Zoom with Dr Matthew Roberts (Sheffield Hallam University). Matthew will be answering questions on his paper ‘Romantic Memory? Forgetting, Remembering and Feeling in the Chartist Pantheon of...Read more
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On 1 December 2020 the IHR Parliament, Politics and People seminar will be a hosting a virtual seminar via Zoom with Dr Liam Liburd (King’s College London).Read more
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On 17 November 2020 the IHR Parliament, Politics and People seminar will be a hosting a virtual seminar via Zoom with Dr Emma Peplow and Dr Priscila Pivatto (History of Parliament Trust).Read more
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Fast sermons were preached to Parliament by prominent clergymen on pre-arranged occasions. They provided opportunities to promote unity, galvanise Members into action and steer them towards particular policies. Usually published by request and with official authority, they also reflected...Read more