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Dr Nicola Martin

The Centre for History

Dornoch

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Available to talk to the media about

• Jacobitism
• British Army (18th century)
• Early American history
• Indigenous history
• British imperialism
• Scottish and British history (1688-1815)

In these languages

English

Biography

I am a transatlantic military historian, specialising in eighteenth-century British imperialism and Jacobitism. I completed my AHRC funded PhD 鈥楾he Cultural Paradigms of British Imperialism in the Militarisation of Scotland and North America, c.1745-1775鈥� with the University of Stirling in 2019. Having focused on Scottish History, primarily Jacobitism, for my BA(Hons) and MSc at the University of Strathclyde, my doctoral research took a transatlantic approach to warfare and pacification, examining how militarisation affected attitudes towards Scottish Highlanders, Indigenous peoples, and colonial settlers. I joined the Centre for History as a teaching assistant in September 2018 and as a lecturer in November 2019, having previously taught at the University of Stirling and for the University of Dundee/Open University.

Current research

• Militarisation and the role of the British army in the coming of the American Revolution
• Military-civil relations, including military-indigenous relations
• Loyalism and anti-Jacobitism

Research groups and interests

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
• Secretary of the Jacobite Studies Trust
• Member of the Eighteenth Century Scottish Studies Society
• Member of the British Academy ECR Network (Scotland)
• Member of the Scottish History Society
• Member of the Renaissance and Early Modern Research Alliance, 91视频网

Selected publications

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