Merry Christmas

Posted On 9th December 20159th December 2015 By Muneera Lula

Happy Holidays from everyone at the University of Manchester history department. We hope you have a a great break and see you in the new year!

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13 Apr

It's time to catch up on the 'Whose Streets?' @HistoryWO feature so far – a series of short articles that pioneer an experimental form of spatial history, walking you through city streets of the past.

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13 Apr

Today is the anniversary of the #JallianwalaBaghMassacre in #Amritsar. For the event's centenary in 2019, @KimAtiWagner spoke to @adityaramesh11 for the History Workshop podcast about how violence was essential to the British Empire.

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22 Mar

A sneak preview of some of the new work that will be published the in forthcoming issue of @TheMcrHistorian 👇 https://t.co/zGKDwFISPT

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23 Mar

"In striving for modernity, such themes were often deemed “unspeakable” and did not coincide with the clean and respectable image that officials were aiming to create." - Isabel Fountain for Issue 38 ✍️

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22 Mar

"Al-Farabi ambitiously combined Greek philosophy with Islamic thought to set out a political vision. In his view, the ideal society was one that led to happiness." Zeeshan Mahmood for Issue 38 ✍️

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