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Walter Scott’s Rebecca: Medieval Maiden or Enlightenment Enigma?

Posted on April 15, 2016 by readinghistory

by Dr Rebecca Rist The writer Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) is perhaps best known today for his romantic medieval novel Ivanhoe, which was published in 1819. As an antiquarian and literary genius Scott loved the medieval world, yet he was … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural History, European History, Features, Medieval History, Publications | Tagged history, Jewish history, Jews, literature, Medieval, Medieval history, nineteenth century, Rebecca, University of Reading, Walter Scott | Leave a comment

Popes & Jews, and Otherworlds: Two new Medieval Monographs

Posted on March 18, 2016 by readinghistory

Yesterday, Thursday 17th March 2016, the Department of History and the Graduate Centre for Medieval Studies (GCMS) held a book launch for two new medieval monographs from Oxford University Press (OUP). Thanks to their authors, Dr Rebecca Rist and Dr … Continue reading →

Posted in Medieval History, News, Publications | Tagged book launch, high middle ages, history, Jewish history, Jews, Medieval, Medieval history, medieval literature, medieval writing, new book, otherworlds, papacy, papal history, pope, University of Reading | Leave a comment

Bergen-Belsen visit

Posted on May 31, 2015 by readinghistory

By Josef Rees Seventy years ago this April, British troops liberated Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. As an ambassador for the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) through my participation in the Learning from Auschwitz project whilst at school, I was invited to visit … Continue reading →

Posted in Students Page | Tagged Belsen, Bergen, Germany, Holocaust, Jews | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Jews

Walter Scott’s Rebecca: Medieval Maiden or Enlightenment Enigma?

Popes & Jews, and Otherworlds: Two new Medieval Monographs

Bergen-Belsen visit

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