She’s not on Twitter, so won’t be embarrassed by this tweet, but what a huge act of academic kindness this is from Roey Sweet in finishing off Peter Borsay’s book after his untimely death.

From current colleague Jon Wilson and former colleague Andrew Dilley

I am so pleased and excited to say my article is now free to download and to be able to thank Gautham Rao (same username on bsky) Georgian Papers Programme John W. Kluge Center Law Library of Congress Karin Wulf Arthur Burns Jim Ambuske, Ph.D. Royal Holloway History Department for so much support!

Just so pleased to see my former research student James Fisher so deservedly on this list Royal Historical Society shortlist with his outstanding book THE ENCLOSURE OF KNOWLEDGE
blog.royalhistsoc.org/2023/05/30/rhs…

So great to be back with the Georgian Papers Programme crowd this evening (esp Arthur Burns OCWalton & flora fraser). Lovely to see & hear Karin Wulf reflect on the varied & excellent successes of the programme, fellows, and partnerships.

I'm looking forward to this! Timely and interesting. And a chance to celebrate @georgianpapers /SARS collaboration . Join us at King's College London on Monday

Of interest to many historians of religion who follow us, I am sure.

Just updated: there are now three decades of our calendar of Wilberforce's correspondence available to view on the website!
wilberforcediariesproject.com/correspondence/

What do you get if you cross Nineteen Eighty-Four with A Matter of Life and Death?

This thoughtful OA article by Renie Chow Choy on imperial monuments in Anglican churches as encountered by highly articulate representatives of previously marginalised groups well worth a read
mdpi.com/2184622 #mdpireligions via Religions MDPI

Excited to see the 2023 SAR lecture for Georgian Papers Programme announced. Tickets (free) available on eventbrite for lecture and reception. Look forward to hearing David Hancock on Shelburne and Slavery
georgianpapers.com/2023/03/09/202…

Two weeks today until the export bar on Joshua Reynolds’ Portrait of Omai officially ends. Indications are the bar will be extended, and that co-acquisition with Getty is possible. Key is to ensure the painting can be viewed for free around the UK - & can tell Mai’s story.

We're compiling a catalogue of Wilberforce's extant correspondence (published & unpublished) - 4200 letters and counting. Pleased to announce that the basic listing for the 1790s is now on our website. Do check it out: wilberforcediariesproject.com/correspondence/

Join us, Weds 15 March, for Royal Historical Society's next panel: 'Eric Williams' Capitalism and Slavery: Debates, Legacies & New Research' bit.ly/3HbKlbC

Historians from West Indies, US & UK consider the 'Williams' thesis', and new research in this field. #twitterstorians