Emma Gleave
PhD Candidate in American History
I am a PhD candidate in American History at Clare College. My research looks at Antebellum Charleston and the use of classicism/antiquity by a city to justify and validate its socio-economic model. My doctoral project is supervised by Professor James Raven.
Upon my retirement as the the managing partner of a large firm of solicitors in Manchester and Bath I decided to pursue an academic career.
I completed my Master of Arts in The Classical World and its Reception at King's College, London.
Upon my retirement as the the managing partner of a large firm of solicitors in Manchester and Bath I decided to pursue an academic career.
I completed my Master of Arts in The Classical World and its Reception at King's College, London.
Nineteenth-Century U.S, History
The Cultural History of Politics
Nineteenth Century Classical reception in the U.S.
The Cultural History of Politics
Nineteenth Century Classical reception in the U.S.
Scottish Association (SASA) 2021 :The extraordinary life of Francis Cardozo (1837-1903), Scottish educated and the first African American to win election to a state-wide office
University of Liverpool ACE Work in Progress Seminars 2021:Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston,S.C. The Elysian Fields of the Southern United States
University of Liverpool ACE Work in Progress Seminars 2021:Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston,S.C. The Elysian Fields of the Southern United States
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