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New documents reveal Servetus’s life as a student and teacher in Spain

Miguel González Ancín & Otis Towns discuss thirteen documents they discovered that shed light on Servetus's early life.

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Forbidden Protestant Books in Tudor Cambridge

Jonathan Reimer is SRS Postdoctoral Fellow 2017-18. Here, he discusses the circulation of forbidden books in Tudor Cambridge.

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Perfume and Gunpowder Podcast

Podcast of "Perfume and GunPowder: the Poetry of John Donne", Professor Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin's SRS 50th Anniversary Lecture, held at the National Library of Ireland in Dublin on 13th September 2017.

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Zibellini as Animal-Made-Objects

This blog post was written by Nicole Mennell, PhD candidate at the University of Sussex. It originally appeared on Sussex's Centre for Early Modern and Medieval Studies' website.

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“Plum pottage was mere popery”: the ups and downs of Christmas in the 17th century

Maria Kirk discusses some seventeenth-century Christmas-related curiosities

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The Life and Adventures of Meredith Hanmer, Anglican Divine

As Angela Andreani's two year project investigating the “life and adventures” of Meredith Hanmer comes to a close, she shares some of the highlights of her research with us…