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Created on 2006-10-18 17:49:34 (#11416641), last updated 2007-10-29
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Basic Info Biothis is the academic journal of N.S.M. It is mostly to be an archive and for ease of tracking work in the final year of my PhD on the social, cultural and intellectual milieux of the Burnell family of Dublin, 1562 - 1649, and most of the entries will be private until finished. However, it is also for finding the occasional odd person who will stray in because they're actually interested in this stuff.
thanks to projectjulie for the avatar
(I think fillemilieux should translate as 'girl group'. Its a play on many words)
thanks to projectjulie for the avatar
(I think fillemilieux should translate as 'girl group'. Its a play on many words)
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academia, barnewall family, benedict anderson, british marxist historiography, british museum, caroline drama, charles i, colonialism, common law, community, constitutionalism, critical theory, cultural history, cultural materialism, donald r. kelley, earl of strafford, early modern history, edmund spenser, eleonora burnell, elizabeth i, gaelic ireland, gender, henry burnell, henry sidney, high politics, historiography, history of dublin, hybridity, identity, imperialism, inns of court, irish historical studies, irish history, irish revisionist historiography, james i, james shirley, kevin sharpe, landgartha, legal history, legal records, lord howth, making ireland british, national library of ireland, nationalism, new english, new historicism, nicholas canny, old english, past and present, patriotism, paul raffield, peter burke, plantation, pocock, popular culture, popular politics, pro london, professional history, richard netterville, st. patrick for ireland, stephen greenblatt, the book of howth, the pale, the seventeenth century, the sixteenth century, tudor england, tudor ireland, werburgh st theatre
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