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The Correspondence of Jeremy Bentham, Volume 13: July 1828 to June 1832
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This week's UCL Spotlight is on Dr Tim Causer, Principal Research Fellow at the Bentham Project!

He talks about The Correspondence of Jeremy Bentham, Volume 13, published yesterday UCL Press; his favourite albums; and which film he's appeared in 📽️

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Congratulations to Prof. Philip Schofield, @timcauser and Chris Riley! Their brand new #openaccess book The Correspondence of Jeremy Bentham, Volume 13, which covers July 1828 to June 1832 publishes today!

Published Today with UCL Press 🎉💃🍾

The Correspondence of Jeremy Bentham, Volume 13 (July 1828 to June 1832), eds. Philip Schofield, Tim Causer, and Chris Riley

Available in hardback, paperback, and open access .pdf: uclpress.co.uk/bentham13

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Portrait in pencil of Samuel Bentham, c. 1779-81, British Library Additional Manuscripts, 33,564, fo. 11

New book release 🚨🎉 👇

'British Modern International Thought in the Making: Politics and Economy from Hobbes to Bentham', edited by Benjamin Bourcier and Mikko Jakonen, and published by Palgrave Macmillan

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Happy 276th birthday Jeremy Bentham! 🎉

How much do you know about UCL's spiritual founder? Learn more about Jeremy Bentham's life and legacy: ucl.ac.uk/bentham-projec…

Born #OnThisDay in 1748.

Jeremy Bentham, philosopher, jurist, reformer, ‘spiritual founder' of University College London, preserved as auto-icon UCL, born #OTD 1748.
National Portrait Gallery Transcribe Bentham

Celebrate #benthambirthday by delving into the #openaccess Journal of Bentham Studies which covers the life and writings of #utlitarian philosopher Jeremy Bentham. You'll find it at journals.uclpress.co.uk/jbs Transcribe Bentham

A blog post by Professor Philip Schofield entitled 'Bentham, Queen's College, and Logic', including discussion of a recently-acquired notebook of Bentham's dated February 1761, has been published online by Queen's College, Oxford 👇

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BBC Radio 4 First up, tales of my travels with the most famous dead guy I ever worked with.

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Kudos to Transcribe Bentham and Tim Causer who made all things possible.

The Journal of Bentham Studies can now be accessed on the new @UCLPress Journals website 🎉

Please visit journals.uclpress.co.uk/jbs/ to read and download past issues, and for information on submitting your research to us

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Box 6, Box 18, and Box 58 of the Bentham Papers have now been completely transcribed by Transcribe Bentham volunteers, including 'Church' material, 'Chrestomathia' material, and material on evidence and procedure

Thank you to everyone for all your hard work on these boxes 👏❤️

A total of 40,939 manuscript pages have now been completed by Transcribe Bentham volunteers, with a further 1,292 in progress, and 76 awaiting review 👏

The next London Legal History Seminar will take place on 19 January at UCL. Prof Charles Mitchell will be speaking on charitable trusts to provide plague houses and pest houses and the doctrine of cy-près in the C19th.

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