Lectures

Podcasts, links and PDFs:

• Britain and Europe. A Short History
• Jeremy on War and Its Causes for the New Books Network
• Jeremy on The World at War, 1914-1945 for the New Books Network
• Jeremy’s profile on TheArticle.com/
• Imperial Legacies. The British Empire round the world
• Charting the past. The historical worlds of eighteenth-century England/
• Slavery reparations and the politics of anger
• Overrated aircraft carriers; underrated anti-tank weaponry
• Beijing’s Chilling Imprisonment of a Taiwanese critic
• Review of Jeremy’s Imperial Legacies by Robert Crowcroft
• Book review by Jeremy in Journal of World History
• Britain and Europe is mentioned in Jack Mintz’s piece on Brexit for the Financial Post

Lectures:

1. ‘The Art and Meaning of Maps,’ The Arts Society, Welwyn Garden City, at 10.30 on 19 June. Details from susanlyndaowen@gmail.com
2. Pre-opera talk on Ballo in Maschera at Holland Park opera, 17.45-18.30 on 19 June.
3. ‘Britain and Europe: A Short History,’ at 10.00 am on 30 June at the Chalke Valley History Festival.
4. ‘Roundtable on the Grand Tour’ at 17.30-18.30 on 3 July at the Colnaghi Foundation, 26 Bury Street, London. Drinks afterwards. There is a charge. Details from Nicola Jennings, at Nicola@colnaghifoundation.org
5. ‘The Making of a Maritime Empire: Strategy, Power, and the route to the British Empire,’ The Gunther Rothenberg Seminar in Military History, at High Point University, North Carolina, on 2 November. Details from Rick Schneid at fschneid@highpoint.edu
6. ‘Rethinking World War Two’ at Oundle School at 19.30 on 26 November. Details from JMA@oundleschool.org.uk
7. ‘Rethinking Military Revolutions,’ valedictory lecture at University of Exeter, on 30 January 2020, venue and site to be confirmed.
8. ‘Could the British have won the American War of Independence?’ at 19.30 on 26 February 2020 for the Salisbury Military History Society at St John’s Place, Bemerton. Details from arooney@theculturalexperience.com
9. ‘Italy and the Grand Tour’, The Arts Society, Cheltenham, at 20.00 on 12 May. Details from Dargavel@gmail.com
10. Topic to be confirmed, at 14.00 on 14 October 2020 at The Art Society, Exeter.
11. ‘George III as Patron and Subject of the Arts,’ The Art Society, Honiton, at 14.00 on 8 December 2020. Details from janetward@doctors.org.uk

 

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