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We did a PhD…so what next?

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‘Being all dead of the Plague’. Plague and petitions in Westminster c.1620-1645

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‘Being a great nuisance to the inhabitants’: Petitions to relocate executions and gibbets in eighteenth-century London

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Plague and Change and Continuity in the Social Character of Street-level Locations in St Dunstan in the West, c. 1625-1666.

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Crazy Times: A joint post about 2020 with some advice for new PhDs

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‘I say, I am sure that there were no dead Bodies remain’d unburied’ – the burial of plague dead in London’s suburban environs in 1665.

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A brief overview of some of London’s execution sites, c.1600-1800

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Representation and Reality: Promoting the undertaking trade in late eighteenth century Bath

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‘All such as shall be shutt upp of the sicknes’: the response of St Dunstan in the West to plague in 1665

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