Audio Podcasts: Discussing Objects & Ideas from the Age of Revolutions

OBJECT (click for audio podcast)	THUMB PRINT (click for link)	EXPERT (click for staff page)
The artificial leg of Earl of Uxbridge		Dr Mick Crumplin, retired General Surgeon
Australian Poets, Early Settler Period		Dr Michael Falk (University of Kent)
Miranda and Bolivar		Prof Natalia Sobrevilla Perea (University of Kent)
Les Misérables		Dr Ruscombe Foster
Bone Ships		Paul Brunyee Napoleonic specialist
Napoleon Bust and Bowes Museum		Dr Howard Coutts
Statue of Bolivar		Dr Mark Lawrence (University of Kent)
The Guillotine		Dr Ambrogio Caiani (University of Kent)
Marie Antoinette		Dr Ambrogio Caiani (University of Kent)
Lamartine & 1848		Dr Mark Lawrence (University of Kent)
Women & Elections		Prof Elaine Chalus (University of Liverpool)
Napoleon		Prof Michael Broers (University of Oxford)
French Revolution & Napoleon		Prof Munro Price (University of Bradford)
Slavery in the Age of Revolution		Dr Nick Draper (UCL)
British Abolitionism		Dr Richard Huzzey (Durham University)
HMS Endeavour & Captain Cook’s voyages		Dr Rebekah Higgitt (University of Kent)
Peterloo		Prof Robert Poole (University of Central Lancashire)
The Death of Marat		Dr Nicholas Shaddick (University of York)
Battle of Vertieres		Prof Hakim Adi (University of Chicester)
Anti-slavery Sugar Bowl		Prof Hakim Adi (University of Chicester)
Wellington’s Funeral Carriage		Dr Ruscombe Foster
The Swing Riots		Prof Carl Griffin
The Tolpuddle Martyrs		Prof Carl Griffin
Mary Shelley and Frankenstein		Prof Jennie Batchelor

With thanks to our student ambassadors Jonathan Burton, Kesia Wills, Megan King, Maria Edwards, George Evans-Hulme, Dominic Gibson, Callum Harris, Will Jarvis, Nathan Ilett, Matthew Edson, Helen Howard, Ralph Roberts, Toto Yuen, Emily Wyant.

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