The Royal Historical Society is pleased to announce the publication of British Envoys to the Kaiserreich, 1871–1897, Volume 56 in the Camden Fifth Series, edited by Markus Mösslang. In this post, Dr Mösslang introduces the volume, and its part in the larger British Envoys project. Continue reading “New Camden Volume: British Envoys to the Kaiserreich, vol. 2: 1884-1897”
In 2018, as part of the commemoration of the Royal Historical Society’s 150th Anniversary, we established Historical Transactions, an open-access online blog. The aim was to complement our traditional forms of History publication, publicise the work of the Society and showcase the research and ideas of our Fellows, Members, and other historians. The blog now has a new editor, and we would like to hear from you! Continue reading “Write for the RHS Historical Transactions Blog!”
The Royal Historical Society has responded to the government’s independent review of TEF. Continue reading “Royal Historical Society Responds to TEF Review”
RHS Literary Director Andrew Spicer explains the process of proposing a volume to our Camden Series of edited primary sources. Continue reading “Propose a Camden Volume”
Jo Ann Hoeppner Moran Cruz describes the extraordinary insights into an Elizabethan family provided in her new volume in our Camden Series of edited primary sources, and how she has used its material in undergraduate teaching and for training graduate students. Continue reading “New Camden Volume on Elizabethan Family”
Matthew Champion reflects on time and bells after winning this year’s Gladstone Prize. Continue reading Gladstone Rings a Bell
Prof. Penny Summerfield discusses our new Open Access Early Career book series, New Historical Perspectives. Continue reading New Historical Perspectives
