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London Lives Paupers and Petitioners

This project focuses on paupers who gave accounts of themselves to 18th-century London authorities in petitions, letters and examinations.

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data • London • primary sources • research project

The London Lives Petitions Project

Data and visualisations for approximately 10,000 petitions contained in the records of eighteenth-century London and Middlesex Sessions of the Peace which were digitised for London Lives.

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data • London • primary sources • research project

Gender and Defamation in York 1660-1700

A digital edition/resource based on my MA thesis research on 17th-century defamation causes in the Borthwick Institute, York.

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data • gender • legal records • primary sources • women

Early Modern Crime and the Law

A collection of resources and material drawn largely from my research on crime in early modern Britain.

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Britain • crime • primary sources • resource • Wales

Women’s Lives in the British Civil Wars

A small resource focusing on women’s voices and experiences of the Civil Wars, with source extracts, images and mini-biographies.

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autobiographies • primary sources • resource • women

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Early Modern Commons

Early Modern Crime and the Law

Early Modern Crime Bibliography

Early Modern Resources

Gender and Defamation in York 1660-1700

London Lives Paupers and Petitioners

The London Lives Petitions Project

Women’s Lives in the British Civil Wars

Research Notes

  • WHM18: Westminster Coroners’ Inquests 1760-99
  • Settlement and Removal: Poor Relief and Exclusion in 18th-century London
  • The London Lives Petitions Project: What can you do with 10,000 18th-century petitions?
  • Remixing and Remaking Digital History: the London Lives Petitions
  • What can you do with 10,000 petitions? Digging deeper into the data
  • “And your petitioner as in duty bound shall ever pray etc”: how an 18th-century petition works
  • What can you do with 10,000 18th-century petitions? 1: Counting Stuff
  • The humble petitioners of 18th-century London

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