By Marina Albanese, PC 20' Advised by Professor Stuart Semmel Edited by Frank Lukens, ES 22' Julianna Gross, DC 23' Historians have differed in their treatment of Josephine Butler (1828-1906), the Victorian feminist who led campaigns against regulated sex work in Britain, across Europe, and in Britain’...
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Please email yalehistoricalreview@gmail.com if you would like to join the Editorial Board. In addition, we are currently accepting submissions for the Spring 2021 Issue. We welcome works from any institution, on any historically relevant topic; the only subject requirement is that the paper takes the past seriously. All...
Annales Yalensis is a weekly column aimed at highlighting the interesting, absurd, and impactful events of world history and their representations within the historical archives of Yale University. Queen Elizabeth By Louie Lu On November 17th, 1558, Elizabeth I Tudor ascended the English throne, succeeding her half-sister Mary I. She...
Written By Marcus McKee, TC 22' Edited By Natalie Simpson, GH 23' Prostitution was abounding in Early Modern London, as poor ‘nightwalkers’ roamed the seedier neighborhoods and high-class courtesans entertained the upper nobility. Prostitution was not only the work of females, with various accounts of so-called “molly houses”...
In August 2020, Jisoo Choi sat down with Camille Delaney-Mcneil, Director of Programs with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra OrchKids. Jisoo Choi: Could you briefly describe what OrchKids does with respect to its programs and the impact it seeks to have? Camille Delaney-McNeil: OrchKids, in short, is a “music for social...
