Professor Linda Colley FBA

History USA, Canada and/or Mexico Western Europe Other (please specify) global history
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1999
Subjects
History

Current post

Shelby M C Davis 1958 Professor of History, Princeton University

Past appointments

Princeton Shelby M C Davis 1958 Professor of History, Princeton University

2003 -

London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Leverhulme Research Professor and School Professor in History, London School of Economics

1998 - 2003

London School of Economics and Political Science University of London Leverhulme Research Professor

1997 -

Yale University Richard M Colgate Professor

1982 - 1997

Christ's College University of Cambridge Fellow

1979 - 1981

Publications

The Ordeal of Elizabeth Marsh: A Woman in World History 2006

Acts of Union and Disunion Profile 2014

Namier 1988

In defiance of oligarchy: the Tory party 1714-1760 1982

Britons: forging the nation 1707-1837 1992

Captives: Britain, empire and the world 1600-1850 2002

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Valerie Kivelson FBA

Early modern Russian history, history of cartography, empire, visuality, and witchcraft, with interests in politics, gender, and religion in Russia and in comparative perspective

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Professor Denis Crouzet FBA

Religions history, 'Histoire de l'imaginaire', Wars of religion, War & peace during the European Renaissance, astrology, early modern political thought.

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Professor Manuel Barcia FBA

Manuel Barcia's research interests include nineteenth-century Atlantic and Global History; Piracy, Slavery and the Slave Trade; African History in Africa and the Diaspora; Warfare, Resistance and Rebellion; Imperialism, Abolition and Colonialism; and Medicine and Disease.

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