Absolute pleasure sharing the floor with Kerry Love kerrymlove.bsky.social and Dr. Callum Smith today for a panel on material culture at #ElectionConference22 18thC Political Participation & Electoral Culture, championing prints, tokens and ephemera as evidence in 18thC political history.

Some institutions understand Public Domain: check out these sources for images to illustrate your research articles, or your blogs; you know, whatever! 😃😇 Source #18thCentury content in this list: see picture. Need tips on image search? Feel free to email me: [email protected]

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as an AHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the SWWDTP at University of Bristol ! 📕📙

Please join us next Wednesday for our first SWWDTP Postdoctoral Research Fellows Showcase - a chance to learn about all sorts of exciting projects in the Arts & Humanities. 17 May, 10:30-15:30, online on MS Teams. Register here: forms.office.com/e/djzVMyb1EZ

Published today! More than 8600 pages, 1800 biographies and 30 years in the making... The History of Parliament's "The House of Commons 1640-1660" boybrew.co/43YoW08 History Of Parliament The Cromwell Museum #EnglishCivilWar #BritishCivilWars #UKParliament

Looking forward to 'getting a little bosky', and exploring the intriguing world of Foxite drinking – analyzing its depiction in both caricatures and written narratives at the upcoming drinkingstudies 2024 conference University of Bristol 🍺🖼️✍️

Many thanks to Wiley for the certification recognizing that my Parliamentary History article exploring Sam House received enough downloads to be a #TopDownloadedArticle

Happy to announce that my latest article is now live with European Comic Art Berghahn Books. "Low Art, Skits, and Pot Boilers", it is the first dedicated study of Thomas Rowlandson's political output and its impact from 1780 to 1827. You can read it here👇doi.org/10.3167/eca.20…

#SWWDTP alum, Dr. Callum Smith's latest journal article, "Low Art, Skits, and Pot Boilers", is now live with European Comic Art! Berghahn Books Inc. You can read it here: lnkd.in/gYhzbEte

"Low Art, ‘Skits’, and ‘Pot-boilers’?: Re-examining the Political Caricatures of Thomas Rowlandson, 1780–1827" by Callum D. Smith. Read from the latest issue of European Comic Art: bit.ly/4eaYW6C

Delighted to have signed a contract with Palgrave Macmillan for my first monograph! Provisionally titled: 'The Foxite Whigs in Caricature, 1780-1810: Radical Sociability'. Shout out to Paddy O'Malley (blotsmith) for the promo vid! 📖 📽

It’s always nice to receive a physical copy of your work! Thanks Berghahn Books. It’s also a good excuse to plug the online article again: "Low Art, Skits, and Pot Boilers" read it here 👉 lnkd.in/gYhzbEte 🖼

🚨Our latest issue is out now! Have a look at our fantastic new articles and reviews 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/17500206/2… #twitterstorians Wiley Humanities History Of Parliament The Georgian Lords TheVictorianCommons Jonathan McGovern John Cooper Damian Murphy Dr. Callum Smith Prof Pippa Catterall 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺 @WillPatrick19

Looking for last-minute Halloween costume inspiration? The 18th century has you covered! Step into the shoes (or hooves) of Charles James Fox in these devilishly detailed caricatures. Which Fox best captures your Halloween spirit? 🎃🧛‍♂️💀

As 'The Value of History', Royal Historical Society's new briefing, shows, cuts to history depts hit hardest on historians / students working in post-92 universities. 88% of post-92 depts, responding to a recent RHS survey, report cuts in staffing since 2020. Why does this matter? 1/4

CFP - the 'Parliaments, Politics and People seminar' sponsored by History Of Parliament is looking for submissions. We welcome papers on topics relevant to parliament and politics from the mediaeval period to the very modern. Do come and share your research with us! #HistParl

Excited to announce that I’m co-organising my first (non PG) conference with Chloe Challender! Do please take a look and share! #twitterstorians