# Rachel Hammersley
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rachel hammersley is Professor of Intellectual History at Newcastle University.
She is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and an editorial board member for the journals History of European Ideas and Global Intellectual History.From 2001 to 2004, Hammersley was a lecturer, and then Leverhulme Research Fellow, at Sussex University.In June 2018, she was a member of the expert panel on BBC Radio 4's In Our Time on Montesquieu. The BBC radio 4 series Making History has featured Hammersley as an expert in 2010 on late eighteenth century French plans to invade Britain, in 2015, for the same programme, she was asked to discuss the Jacobite siege of Carlisle and the French Resistance, and in 2017 she contributed to a feature on the Northumbrian Enlightenment.Her early research was concerned with the influence of English republican ideas on the French Revolution, focusing in particular on the employment of those ideas by some members of the Cordeliers Club.
Montesquieu
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the ideas of Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de La Brède et de Montesquieu (1689-1755) whose works on liberty, monarchism, despotism, republicanism and the separation of powers were devoured by intellectuals across Europe and New England in the eighteenth century, t…
Rachel Hammersley - The Republican Theorist as Royal Servant: James Harrington's Civil War
It is generally accepted that the 17th century republican thinker James Harrington, author of The Commonwealth of Oceania, played very little part in the English civil wars of the 1640s. The one detail that is known about Harrington is that he was appointed gentleman of the bedchamber to the captur…
'Springing from the double head of Monarchy and Democracy': The Persistence of Monarchical Republicanism and the Rise of Democracy in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century Britain and France
Institute of Historical Research
Paris-Sorbonne University
'Springing from the double head of Monarchy and Democracy':The Persistence of Monarchical Republicanism and the Rise of Democracy in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century Britain and France
Rachel Hammersley
(Newcastle)
Franco-British Hist…
Preach It! Rachel Hammersley on James Murray
A major influence on the radical Thomas Spence, James Murray was a preacher who used the pulpit and print to promote new ideas. As well as publishing works on religious subjects, Murray was also a grammarian whose book The Rudiments of the English Tongue was published in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in abou…
Why the Declaration of Independence said what it did, Episode 1
To its principal author, Thomas Jefferson, it was “an expression of the American mind”; to the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham, it was "absurd and visionary". The Declaration of Independence, written 250 years ago, is so layered in myth, so foundational to the idea of America as the last best ho…
Why the Declaration of Independence said what it did, Episode 2
To its principal author, Thomas Jefferson, it was “an expression of the American mind”; to the English philosopher Jeremy Bentham, it was "absurd and visionary". The Declaration of Independence, written 250 years ago, is so layered in myth, so foundational to the idea of America as the last best ho…
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