
Dr Rosalind Johnson
@historyrosalind
Early modern religious, social, cultural history. VCH Wiltshire. Now mostly at the other place, @historyrosalind.bsky.social.
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Out today from @yalebooks in the UK and worldwide from Yale University Press, my new book "The Unnatural Trade: Slavery, Abolition, and Environmental Writing, 1650-1807" explores attitudes to slavery in natural history and the role of nature in abolitionist writing. brycchancarey.com/bookshop/unnat…


I will add a shameless plug here for 'Church and People in Interregnum Britain', edited by Dr Fiona Mary McCall to which I contributed a chapter on loyalist religion in southern England.


Halloween yarn bombing, on the postbox by the post office inside the Waitrose store, Churchill Way West, Salisbury, Wiltshire. Photo taken by me 4 October 2024. The Folklore Library & Archive








So pleased to see my Landford & Whiteparish texts on the VCH website. Many thanks to my @WiltsHistory colleagues John Chandler, Hobnob, Dr Louise Ryland-Epton & Mark Forrest for their advice & encouragement, to many local historians for the same, and to all Victoria County History.

A very happy Christmas to you all! Nativity scene/Christmas post box topper, on post box in Waitrose store, Churchill Way West, Salisbury, Wiltshire. Photo taken by me, 20 December 2024. The Folklore Library & Archive



#otd 29 Dec. 1170, Thomas Becket murdered at Canterbury. There's a legend that as a young priest he served at Winterbourne (Wilts.) & said mass at nearby Clarendon Palace . No evidence for this, tho' as Archbishop he visited Clarendon in 1164. More at: wiltshirehistory.org/news/legends-o…



