Had a fantastic time with @blackredcoats.bsky.social at the @societyarmy.bsky.social Conference today, hearing fresh perspectives on the British Army and the American War, 1775-83.
In our last online talk of the year, @blackredcoats.bsky.social will be speaking about the Corps of Colonial Marines in the War of 1812. The talk will take place at 7.00pm on Tuesday 9 December & is free for members and non-members alike. Details & registration at my.demio.com/ref/d4eOvDzJ...
This week I attended the SAHR annual Templer Dinner and Lecture. Profs Kevin Linch and David Lambert, had me on the edge of my seat talking about "The Army, Manpower Issues, and their Legacies, 1793-1815". (Winderfully topped off by finding @BlackRedcoats.bsky.social 's book in the Library!)
What a spectacular day of Black history revealing, Waterloo historian nerding and Hyde Park tourist herding 😁 Big thank you to @graemecallister.bsky.social @blackredcoats.bsky.social Mike Rayner, the 44th East Essex and the lovely staff at Aspley House! #BlackHistory #Waterloo #Napoleonic
It's not too late! Talks today at 12:00, 14:00 and 15:00. Come hear from three great historians, meet the delightful Napoleonic reenactors, and see all the usual delights of Aspley House!
A week to go! On 11 October 2025 come to the amazing Apsley House in #London to see me @graemecallister.bsky.social & other historians talking throughout the day on "The Black Soldiers of #Waterloo" - #British #military & #Georgian #history from a new perspective! #London
From Communication and Exchange in Aberystwyth, to Employment Law and Immigration in London. Aka: "brace yourself HR, the Employment Rights Bill is coming" ⚖️💡🤔😱
How much did I enjoy the "Communication and Exchange in the Early Modern c.1500-1850: Far from Home" conference at Aberystwyth University this week? I was too absorbed in the fantasticly informative and patient (no question too enthusiastic!) speakers to take any photos until the very end 🤔💭👌📷
Thank you @societyarmy.bsky.social My head is happily spinning after two days of British military history spanning 400 years and subjects covering the civil war, engineering, the maternity experience for service women, spies, mutiny and desertion, the press, propaganda and +more! www.sahr.org.uk