I’m pleased to say that the article based on my postgraduate Masters research into Melrose’s court is now newly published. It’s in the Journal of Scottish Historical Studies, and is currently the featured article, so can be read and downloaded freely by anyone without subscription. I had much fun doing this. I completed this research long ago, before my separate history PhD. It’s been a delight to revisit the work, and consider what else I can do with it.
New academic article about Melrose’s 17th century court
May 14, 2020 by vivdunstan
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Though not a trained historian, I have always been very interested in the subject. As a child I would revel in the grand stories about Hellan citystates, Roman conquests and medieval knights and kings.
As an adult, I grew more and more interested in the history of “normal” people. The soldier instead of the general, the roofthatcher instead of the feudal lord.
Your article is a small but important view into a common local community and the way life and inter-personal relations were organised .
Very interesting.