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Matthew Firth
Jun 2, 2022
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...
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Madeleine Killacky
Apr 28, 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...
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Riya Gupta
Mar 17, 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...
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David Lees
Feb 24, 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....
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