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Memories of England in the Sagas of Icelanders
From the late-eighth to the late-eleventh century, English history was punctuated by periods of intense cultural contact with...
Matthew Firth
Jun 2, 2022


Memory and Emotion in Malory’s ‘Tale of the Death of Arthur’
For centuries, chroniclers, poets, storytellers, scribes and printers, court-writers and lay-writers have been praising the noble acts of...
Madeleine Killacky
Apr 28, 2022


Community Memory and Identity Experiments in Mughal India: The Noble Lives of Qayamkhani Mansabdars
During the reign of Emperor Akbar (r. 1556–1605), drawing upon already-existing traditions, the Mughal Empire’s administrative system was...
Riya Gupta
Mar 17, 2022


Creating the Historical Memory of a Distinct Cornwall in the Twelfth Century
The idea that Cornwall is, or should be, a land apart, one of the constituent ‘nations’ of the UK, is an idea with a very long history....
David Lees
Feb 24, 2022
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