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Professor Robert Armstrong

(History)
ARTS BUILDING


  Anglo-Irish relations   British History   Early modern ireland, colonial communities   Intellectual History   Irish political, intellectual and social history, 1660-1800   Religious History   The first British Empire
 Insular Christianity 1530-1750
 The emergence of Irish Presbyterianism

Details Date
Irish Manuscripts Commission July 2021 to present
Joint editor (articles), Irish Historical Studies 2011-16
Editorial and Publications Committee, Irish Manuscripts Commission January 2022 to present
Royal Irish Academy Charlemont Grants Scheme: external assessors for applications in the Humanities and Social Sciences category. 2022-
Editorial Board, Irish Historical Studies 2011-16
Board of Directors, Irish Historical Studies Publications Ltd 2011-16
Peer reviewer for journal articles for: English Historical Review; Huguenot Society Journal; Irish Historical Studies; Journal of British Studies; Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy; Scottish Historical Review
Peer reviewer for books proposals for: Ashgate; Liverpool University Press; Manchester University Press; Palgrave Macmillan.
Committee member, Irish Association of Professional Historians 2013-16
Advisory Board, Irish Association of Professional Historians 2016-
Details Date From Date To
Irish Historical Society 2005 Present
Ecclesiastical History Society 2007
Irish Association of Professional Historians 2013 Present
Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland 1990 Present
Robert Armstrong, "Beasts with claws": the English Republic, the Presbyterian Peril and the Ulster Question, Journal of British Studies, 61, 2022, p396-421 , Journal Article, PUBLISHED  DOI
Robert Armstrong, Review of Law and Revolution in Seventeenth-Century Ireland, by Coleman A. Dennehy , Parliaments, Estates and Representation, 41, (1), 2021, p110-1 , Review, PUBLISHED
Planting Protestantism in urban Ulster in, editor(s)Brendan Scott , Society and administration in Ulster's plantation towns, Dublin, Four Courts Press, 2019, pp167-88 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Robert Armstrong & Tadhg Ó hAnnracháin , The English Bible in the early modern world, Leiden, Brill, 2018, Book, PUBLISHED
Establishing a confessional Ireland, 1641-91 in, editor(s)Jane Ohlmeyer , Cambridge History of Ireland, volume 2, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2018, pp220-45 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Protestant England and the English Bible in, editor(s)Robert Armstrong & Tadhg Ó hAnnracháin , The English Bible in the early modern world, Leiden, Brill, 2018, pp1-28 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Telling the Presbyterian story in eighteenth-century Ireland: John McBride and James Kirkpatrick in, editor(s)Jacqueline Hill & Mary Ann Lyons , Representing Irish Religious Histories, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, pp37-51 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Religious conflict and community in early modern Ireland: the Presbyterian Question in, editor(s)Katsumi Fukasawa, Benjamin J. Kaplan, Pierre-Yves Beaurepaire , Religious interactions in Europe and the Mediterranean World, Abingdon & New York, Routledge, 2017, pp79-90 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Adair, Stewart and Presbyterian Ulster in, editor(s)Robert Armstrong, Andrew R. Holmes, R. Scott Spurlock, Patrick Walsh , Presbyterian History in Ireland:two seventeenth-century narratives, Belfast, Ulster Historical Foundation, 2016, pp1-28 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED
Irish Historical Studies, XL, 157, (2016), 1-150p, Robert Armstrong & Robert McNamara, [eds.], Journal, PUBLISHED
  

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Preaching Presbyterian style: James Alexander of Convoy in, editor(s)Salvador Ryan & Brendan Leahy , Treasures of Irish Christianity II: a people of the Word, Dublin, Veritas, 2013, pp153-5 , [Robert Armstrong], Book Chapter, PUBLISHED

  

Award Date
Fellow of Trinity College Dublin 2007
Provost's Teaching Award 2013