British political and commercial dominance of much of the world during the 19th century gave unprecedented opportunities for Britons willing to leave their native land. However, although some succeeded far better than if they'd stayed at home, others faced disappointment or even death.
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About the Speaker
Frances Hurd
Dr Frances Hurd has a PhD in medieval and modern history, and has worked in publishing, academia and heritage. She is an independent historical researcher with a particular interest in the emotional and psychological impact of the First World War on servicemen and their families during and after the conflict. She makes extensive use of family history investigation in her own research, and also undertakes projects for clients, focusing on placing their relatives in the context of their times.
19/07/2025
10:30 - 11:30
Online
Talk on Zoom by Frances Hurd, an experienced public speaker on daily life during the nineteenth century.
Location
Online