MIDLAND HISTORY

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Midland History is a refereed journal that prints articles on midlands subjects from professional and independent historians and research students. The journal focuses on the rich historical narrative of the Midlands region of England, emphasizing local histories, societal changes, and economic transformations, from Roman times to the twenty-first century. It aims to stimulate and encourage serious scholarly work on the history of the midlands and provide a platform for scholarly discourse and research that highlights the significance of the Midlands in the broader context of English history.

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