About
I am an independent researcher and freelance research assistant from Lincolnshire, England. My PhD thesis (‘Horse Supply in the English Civil War’) looked at how civil war armies were supplied with horses, saddles, harness, and fodder. I have published articles on horses and cavalry in War in History and the Journal of Military History, and my first book, Horses, People and Parliament in the English Civil War: Extracting Resources and Constructing Allegiance, will be published by Ashgate in 2012.
I am currently working as a data inputter for the Origins of the modern Demographic Regime: Infant Mortality by Social Status in Georgian London research project, run by Newcastle University and the Cambridge Population Group.
I am also a community moderator at Your Archives, the UK National Archives wiki.
This blog is about lots of different things, mostly related to history. The tag cloud in the sidebar will give a good impression of the kinds of things I write about.
Comment Policy
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Review Policy
I sometimes review books that I’ve bought, but I don’t accept review copies of books.
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