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Dr. Stephen A. Hipkin Head of Department, Canterbury Christ Church, Department of History and American Studies Research interests: Crime, custom and conflict in Kent 1550-1750. |
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Dr. Joachim Whaley Cambridge, Gonville and Caius College Research interests: German History, thought and culture from 1500 to the present day. |
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Dr. Ruth I. Watson University Lecturer, Cambridge, Clare College Research interests: Social and cultural History of colonial West Africa, esp. 19th-20th c. Nigeria. |
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Professor Megan A. Vaughan Smuts Prof. of C'wealth History, Cambridge, King's College Research interests: Mauritius in the 18th c.: creation of colonial society and History of slavery; Malawi and Zambia recent History. |
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Dr. Andrew C. Thompson Cambridge, Queens' College Research interests: Hanoverian monarchy; international Protestantism; international relations. |
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Professor Mikulas Teich Cambridge, Robinson College |
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Professor Robert P. Tombs Prof. of French History, Cambridge, St. John's College Research interests: Modern France; History of Franco-British relations. |
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Dr. Michael Sonenscher Cambridge, King's College Research interests: French History c.1650-1848; History of political thought, particularly in France; origins of political economy, social science, anthropology. |
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Professor Richard M. Smith Prof. of History Geog. and Demography, Cambridge, Downing College, Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Soc. Structure Research interests: Determinants of longevity and the demographic correlates of welfare systems. |
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Dr. Brendan P. Simms Cambridge, Peterhouse Research interests: British foreign policy 1690-1815; neo-conservatism; Prussian geopolitics, 1701-1871; European geopolitics, 1453-2009. |
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Dr. Leigh Shaw-Taylor University Lecturer, Cambridge Research interests: Social and economic developments in England between the mid 16th and late 19th c., esp. the development of agrarian capitalism and the Industrial Revolution. |
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Dr. Ruth G. Scurr Cambridge, Gonville and Caius College Research interests: 18th c. political thought; French Revolution. |
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Professor Sheilagh C. Ogilvie Prof. of Econ. History, Cambridge, Fac. of Econ. Research interests: Economic History; Historical demography; women's History; serfdom; History of central and eastern Europe. |
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Dr. Lawrence E. Klein University Lecturer, Cambridge, Emmanuel College Research interests: 18th c. British cultural History. |
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Professor John C. Robertson Prof. of History of Pol. Thought, Cambridge, Clare College Research interests: Political, social and Historical thought across the 17th and 18th centuries. |
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Dr. Christina Skott Cambridge, Wolfson College Research interests: Southeast Asia, esp. the Malay world; early modern European expansion in Asia; cultural and scientific exchanges between Europe and Southeast Asia; colonial agriculture. |
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Mr. Martin S. Golding Cambridge, Peterhouse Research interests: RecolLectureron of childhood and art in England 19th-20th c.. |
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Dr. Mark A. Goldie Reader in Brit. Intellectual History, Fac. Chairman, Cambridge, Churchill College Research interests: Restoration political thought; John Locke. |
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Professor Eamon Duffy Prof. of the History of Christianity, Cambridge, Magdalene College |
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Dr. Melissa T. Calaresu Cambridge, Gonville and Caius College Research interests: Italy, esp. Naples; Enlightenment; Grand Tour. |
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Professor Derek E.D. Beales Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College Research interests: Joseph II; Enlightened absolutism; secularisation and monasteries 18th-19th c.; music in society. |
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Professor John C. Clarke Prof. of History, Buckingham, Department of History Research interests: S. Northants. in 19th c.; causation in History. |
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Professor Kenneth Morgan Prof. of History, Brunel University, Department of Politics and History Research interests: British overseas trade and expansion 1650-1850; slavery in the British Caribbean; early American and Australian History. |
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Professor Peter J.R. King Prof. of Eng. Local History, Leicester, Centre for English Local History Research interests: 18th and 19th c. criminal justice History; History of welfare and poverty. |
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Mr. Edward D. Lilley Sen. Lecturer in History of Art, Bristol, Department of History of Art Research interests: 18th c. French art criticism; reception of Impressionism. |
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Professor Christine MacLeod Prof. of History, Bristol, Department of Historical Studies Research interests: Invention and inventors in 19th c. Britain. |
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Professor Peter A. Coates Prof. of American and Environmental History, Bristol, Department of Historical Studies Research interests: Attitudes to natural world; History of environmental change. |
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Professor Ronald E. Hutton Prof. of History, Bristol, Department of Historical Studies Research interests: Images of paganism and witchcraft in Britain 1800-2000. |
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Professor William Doyle Prof. of History, Bristol, Department of Historical Studies Research interests: France 1763-1848. |
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Dr. James Gregory Lecturer in Mod. History, Bradford, Department of Social Sciences and Humanities Research interests: British political and cultural History, $c$.1760-1914. |
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