Clodagh Murphy
@clodaghmurphy.bsky.social
early modern letters ~ royal authorship ~ collaboration ~ manuscripts ~ scribal culture
Sir Francis Walsingham tempered Queen Elizabeth I's emotions but also counterfeited her anger. The fab @sixteenthcgirl.bsky.social talks to @clodaghmurphy.bsky.social & yours truly about exciting discoveries that will change the way we look at Tudor history bit.ly/4fwBu6Q @erc.europa.eu #FEATHERS
New Discovery: Who Really Wrote Elizabeth I's Letters?
Podcast Episode · Not Just the Tudors · July 30 · 44m
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Dr @clodaghmurphy.bsky.social made it into the Dutch newspapers (£) !#FEATHERS 🪶 @leidenhumanities.bsky.social @unileiden.bsky.social @erc.europa.eu
Trouw@trouw.nl · 3w agoEmoties van de grillige Queen Elizabeth I waren niet ‘typisch vrouwelijk’, maar juist strategisch
Thrilled to have my research on Elizabeth's letters, conducted on @misswalsingham.bsky.social 's FEATHERS project, in The Times: www.thetimes.com/article/093f...
Elizabeth I’s spymaster played up her ‘vicious’ temper
Research suggests Sir Francis Walsingham made the Tudor queen’s letters more emotional as part of a campaign to influence her cousin Mary, Queen of Scots
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Great to see this work being discussed @clodaghmurphy.bsky.social based on her PhD work on the Feathers project with @misswalsingham.bsky.social Elizabeth I’s spymaster played up her ‘vicious’ temper www.thetimes.com/article/093f...
Elizabeth I’s spymaster played up her ‘vicious’ temper
Research suggests Sir Francis Walsingham made the Tudor queen’s letters more emotional as part of a campaign to influence her cousin Mary, Queen of Scots
thetimes.com
Delighted to see Dr @clodaghmurphy.bsky.social celebrated in @thetimes.com ! Her research was part of our @erc.europa.eu Consolidator project #FEATHERS 🪶 on mediated authorship in handwritten texts - it’s wonderful to see the questions we’re exploring making the national press. bit.ly/44hNliF
Elizabeth I’s spymaster played up her ‘vicious’ temper
Research suggests Sir Francis Walsingham made the Tudor queen’s letters more emotional as part of a campaign to influence her cousin Mary, Queen of Scots
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I’m SO proud of Dr @clodaghmurphy.bsky.social who was awarded her doctorate cum laude for her exceptional dissertation on Queen Elizabeth I. The @unileiden.bsky.social newsletter now shares some of her remarkable discoveries from our ERC Consolidator project #FEATHERS Congratulations! bit.ly/4fkiMPo
Elizabeth I did not just have the heart and stomach of a man – in her letters, she commanded his bile, too
Queen Elizabeth I left behind more than three thousand letters upon her death. Whilst historians have so far focused primarily on the hundred or so written in her own hand, PhD candidate Clodagh Murph...
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