History (School of)
The School of History in the University of St Andrews is one of the country's leading centres for historical research. The School has particular research strengths in the following areas: Mediaeval History, Middle Eastern History (incl. Iranian History), French History, German History, Scottish History, Reformation History and Intellectual History.
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(University of St Andrews, 2017-06-13) - Thesis -
Domestic slavery in Syria and Egypt, 1200-1500
(University of St Andrews, 2019-12-04) - ThesisThis study investigates domestic slavery in Syrian and Egyptian society from the thirteenth century to the fifteenth century. It focuses on the agency of slaves in the context of master-slave relationships within households ... -
Principal Sir James Donaldson : education and political patronage in Victorian Scotland
(University of St Andrews, 1988-07-07) - ThesisThis thesis evaluates the career of James Donaldson whose life spans the long ascendancy of the Liberal Party in Scotland. Particular attention is accorded his contribution to Scottish education - at primary, secondary ... -
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Welsh contacts with the papacy before the Edwardian conquest, c. 1283
(University of St Andrews, 2019-06-25) - ThesisThis thesis attempts to explain the papacy’s significance to Welsh polities and the Welsh Church prior to the Edwardian Conquest of Wales. Though there has been little sustained consideration of Wales and the papacy ...
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