# Mark Hailwood
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Case Chasers: Episode 8 - with Mark Hailwood, Dye & Durham
Case Chasers podcast host, Ian Quayle, (IQ Legal Training,Property Law UK), talks to Mark Hailwood of Dye & Durham.
Dye & Durham brings together some of the UK's mosttrusted legal technology and service providers, all under one roof. Our roots in the UK go back over 45 years, to 1978, when…
Early Modern History | Women, Men and the Experience of Work in Early Modern England
Recorded March 14, 2022.
'Women, men and the experience of work in early modern England: a work task approach' a seminar by Prof Jane Whittle (Exeter), Dr Mark Hailwood (Bristol), Dr Taylor Aucoin (Exeter) and Dr Hannah Robb (Exeter) as part of the Trinity Centre for Early Modern History Research …
Dr Mark Hailwood
The current lockdown, and the temporary closure of pubs, are not unique restrictions on our liberty. This week I am interviewing Dr Hailwood to find out more, and to map out the origins of the alehouse.
Episode 38 - Everyday Life in the Early Modern West Country
History of the late medieval and early modern periods has tended to focus on a small number of people who have left a big dent on the historical record: kings and queens, statesmen and landowners. Most people could tell you something about Henry VIII's wives or his eating habits - but how much do …
Episode 3 - Hops and the Origins of Western Capitalism
Professor Phil Withington returns to medieval Europe to find out about the impact of hops on commercial brewing, the European beer trade, the drinking habits of ordinary people.
Guests:
Prof Richard Unger is Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the University of British Columbia and a special…
Tankards and Trouble: Alehouses in Shakespeare's England
In Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part 1, there's a lively scene set in Eastcheap, inside the bustling Boar's Head Tavern, where the roguish Sir John Falstaff trades wit and wine with the young Prince Hal—England's future Henry V. To Shakespeare's audience, this wasn't some distant or imagined world. East…
Why Do We Love Pubs?
How did the pub become so central to British culture?
Ben Henderson and Alice Loxton reveal how women ran medieval alehouses, how the Reformation led to a golden age of boozers, and how competition from gin produced the iconic Victorian pub.
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Dr Paul Jennings - The Local: A History of …
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