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Toronto History
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Toronto History
@torontohistory

May 25, 1875: The 1st woman to earn a University Degree in the British Empire - Gracie Annie Lockhart -at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick. pic.twitter.com/3FWS…

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Joel McKim
25 May
Joel McKim
@joel_mckim

Want to make sure no one misses this great fully-funded PhD opportunity between @BirkbeckUoL and the @V_and_A looking at collecting born digital images in the museum. Come work with myself and the amazing @nd_kane! @ahrcpress bbk.ac.uk/student-se… pic.twitter.com/mWtt…

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Ana Parejo Vadillo
25 May
Ana Parejo Vadillo
@aipv2010

Please apply! twitter.com/joel_mck…

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Aled Jones
25 May
Aled Jones
@aledgruffjones

so, @hobbb, @PippaCrerar noted on @AndrewMarr9 this am that the origins of the G and Mirror DC story lay in the work of their local reporters. With good local knowledge, they picked up local rumours/discontent, and chased. Good journalism begins at home.

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Demon Drink Project
25 May
Demon Drink Project
@demon_drink

And demon_drink is in episode 3, too! twitter.com/DavidOlu…

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Marie Léger-St-Jean
21 May
Marie Léger-St-Jean
@Marie_LSJ

It's not a Friday if there isn't a #SharpFriday... Btw, if anyone has a bit of time til then to explain how breakout rooms in Zoom work, it would help ensure it won't be too chaotic! twitter.com/SHARPorg…

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SHARP
19 May
SHARP
@SHARPorg

Coming soon! #SHARPinFocus, a week of virtual #bookhistory running June 14-19. There will be book talk, pedagogy brainstorming, book launches, a peek at the new SHARP News, and of course our annual meeting and awards ceremony. Save these dates and spread the news!

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beth gaskell
18 May
beth gaskell
@gaskell_beth

It’s #MastheadMonday once again. Today we feature the Public Cause (1811-1816), a publication with a reformist agenda. It often took an anti-monarchy stance; at times expressed support for Napoleon; & regularly reprinted Byron’s poetry. Soon to be digitised by @BL_MadeDigital pic.twitter.com/86aA…

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Andrew King
18 May
Andrew King
@andrewking2904

#literature #history #reading #heritage #webinar lnkd.in/gn687_e

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Cath Feely
18 May
Cath Feely
@cathfeely

Read my 'love letter' to archives - and to one personal archive in particular - in the post linked to below. @UoDHistory twitter.com/wcmlibra…

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Peter Jones
18 May
Peter Jones
@PTAJones

I never expected to become enthralled with the historical geography of trading estates, but then I edited this and now there's no going back. twitter.com/HistoryW…

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John Ruskin
18 May
John Ruskin
@ArtistRuskin

Acanthus #ruskin #romanticism pic.twitter.com/uM2F…

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BLT19
18 May
BLT19
@BLT19Project

At long long last, the first installment of our database of the trade and professional press. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳😎😎 blt19.co.uk/blog/tra…

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Greenwich Alumni
18 May
Greenwich Alumni
@GreenwichAlumni

Our first collection of @UniofGreenwich Snapshots are unveiled tomorrow! Thank you to everyone who has so far shared their Greenwich story with us. Check our website from tomorrow morning and, if you feel inspired, submit your own snapshot 👉 ow.ly/Vs9s50zIq4B pic.twitter.com/EKSU…

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Gavin Rand
16 May
Gavin Rand
@GavinRand

👇This is one for #HIST1028 students - outgoing and incoming - think about. We might even get Michael to join us to discuss... twitter.com/michaelt…

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Institute of Historical Research
16 May
Institute of Historical Research
@ihr_history

We've added some more suggestions to our curated list of freely available and open access resources for historians. Aimed at MA dissertation students, we hope it is useful to all researchers, esp. at this time. #twitterstorians #openaccess pic.twitter.com/ONxW…

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Peter Jones
14 May
Peter Jones
@PTAJones

Want to follow up on spaces of demotic speech, voice & dialogue in literature. Tensions between isoglossic & heteroglossic. Resources of vernacular speech. Speech acts/ slang & arenas of popular entertainment. Comic dialogics & stylistic decorum. What should I be reading?

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Exploring Eliot
14 May
Exploring Eliot
@ExploringEliot

Exploring the impact of losing habits and customs and the use of accents by #GeorgeEliot, @LiveseyRuth has written a great piece to start off our #SilasMarner #BookClub. Join us here today 3-5pm. nuneatonmuseum.wordp… #MuseumFromHome #MuseumWeek pic.twitter.com/nF94…

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G.W.M. Reynolds Society
14 May
G.W.M. Reynolds Society
@ReynoldsSociety

If your research involves G W M Reynolds or the Chartist movement, we'd love to hear from you! The Reynolds Society is always open to blog submissions and we have a list of resources for Reynolds' scholars and enthusiasts!

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Greenwich English
14 May
Greenwich English
@GreenwichEng

@BLT19Project @Wickyma I wonder what our students think of this. They study a course called The Canon in their first year.

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