Markman Ellis

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Eighteenth-Century Studies at Queen Mary University of London. #QMCECS

New publication! Edited by me, Nicole Aljoe and Olly Ayers, Letters of the Late Ignatius Sancho, an African, first published in 1782. Now out with Oxford World’s Classics, with extensive introduction and commentary.

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QMCECS Seminar 28 April Rowan Boyson (KCL) ‘"Who owns the wind?": Air, Commons and Poetics in the long eighteenth century.' Date: 28 April 2026 Time: 17:15. In person: ArtsOne, Room 1.36, QMUL Mile End Campus, Mile End, London — entrance at the rear of the building.

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QMCECS Seminar 3 February 2026 Emma Newport (Sussex) 'Silence at the Tea Table: Abolition, Empire and The Woman of Colour (anon., 1808)' Time: 17:15–19:00. ArtsOne, Room 1.36 (entrance from the rear of the building); Queen Mary University of London, Mile End, London, E1 4NS. All welcome

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New book: 'Bluestockings and Landscape in 18th-Century Britain: The Prospect of Improvement'. Edited by Markman Ellis and Jack Orchard, available from Boydell and Brewer. 10 essays on the Bluestockings and landscape by (amongst others) Steve Hindle, Jemima Hubberstey, Ve-Yin Tee & Millie Schurch.

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