Nat Cutter

So delighted to see my first book up online with @OxUniPress! Huge thanks to @ANZAMEMS @MEMOrients @ArtsUnimelb. DM or email me for a review copy request form, and ask your uni librarian to buy the book!! global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Early-onset dementia? Depression? Epilepsy? He was 54 when he died.

a Melancholly That Ended not but with his Life. On 12th Decemb:r hee made his Will (April 1690)

#twitterstorians Attention medical historians: How would you explain this series of (fatal) symptoms in a merchant letter from the 1680s? 'Consul Erlisman lyes in a very Weake Condition & is Light headed, by fitts, insoemuch that I begin to doubt of his Recovery' (June 1689)

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@MuratOgutcu1985 @MEMOrients @EvaJohannaH @endeeekay This looks amazing!!

Really excited that my first trade book will be coming out this year with @TheHistoryPress - Enemies of All: The Rise and Fall of the Pirates. You can preorder a copy here: lnk.to/enemiesofallEM

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@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Also this exhibition catalogue is great: royalsociety.org/-/media/exhibi…

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Ah, nice! This is the best article I know of on the topic but there may be more recent ones: doi.org/10.1258%2Fjrsm…

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Also: theguardian.com/society/2021/m…

@emmailene_ @RebeccaRideal Inoculation was practiced in the Ottoman Empire long before England, and it was introduced by the wife of the English ambassador, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (see time.com/5542895/mary-m…) but it was pretty risky because it used live cultures, hence Jenner's variation was great news

The British expatriate communities of the early modern Magreb are the subject of today's MEMOries blog post from our long standing team member Nat Cutter- enjoy!memorients.com/articles/the-r…

@greenleejw Hi – your work looks brilliant! I'll be in touch as the process moves forward.

#twitterstorians Can anyone recommend a great mapmaker for historical monographs? I'm looking at some simple line-based maps of Algeria, Tunisia and Tripolitania in the late seventeenth-century for my book. Let me know!

(And – though it shouldn't need to be said – I have money to pay for it!!)