WebbName: Pam Sharpe Company: University of Tasmania Job title: Professor of History Country of Residence: Australia Precise location: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Website of the company : utas.edu.au / Size of the company ... WebbThis book is a vivid and refreshing consideration of everyday life in a town visited by plague, Civil War, religious radicalism and industrial changes. What really happened in the place once described as 'the most rebellious town in Devon'? The town of Colyton in Devon has been intensively analysed by historians interested in population trends, but this book …

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WebbProfessor Pam Sharpe. Pam Sharpe's research interests span the history of women, demography, poverty and textiles from seventeenth to nineteenth century England. She … WebbPam Sharpe was the first female Professor in History at the University of Tasmania and the first woman nominated to the Australian Academy of the Humanities from Tasmania. thai rosey

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WebbProf. Cormac Ó Gráda, University College, Dublin Prof. Harriet Ritvo, Massachusets Institute of Technology Prof. Rui Santos, New University of Lisbon Prof. Pam Sharpe, University of Tasmania Prof. Christopher Smout FBA, University of St Andrews Prof. Nadine Vivier, University of Le Mans Prof. Minoru Yasumoto, Komazawa University, Tokyo Webb2024 - Invited Expert member, BSi Development Group, BS 40102-1, Health and wellbeing, thermal comfort, indoor air quality and overheating in buildings - Part 1: Health and … WebbSharpe, Pamela, Explaining the short stature of the poor: chronic childhood disease and growth in nineteenth-century England, Economic History Review, 65, (4) pp. 1475-1494. ISSN 0013-0117 (2012) [Refereed Article] Sharpe, P, Lace and Place: Women's business in occupational communities in England, Women's History Review, 19, (2) pp. 283-306. thai rostock