Verônica Calsoni Lima teaches Early Modern History at the Federal University of Triangulo Mineiro (UFTM) in Minas Gerais, Brazil. She earned her bachelors (2012) and masters (2016) degrees in History from the Federal University of Sao Paulo, and her doctorate (2023) in Social History from the University of Sao Paulo. She has been a visiting research fellow at Goldsmiths College (2014-2015, 2018-2019), Chethams Library (2018-2019), and Harvards Houghton Library (2024). Her primary interests lie in Early Modern British History and Book History. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This PhD project focuses on the book trade networks and their connections with the spreading of radical religious printings during the English Revolution. In seventeenth century England, the printing and publishing activities were commonly collective, because they were tasks that involved the participation of different agents, such as typographers, booksellers and bookbinders. The collect…
This project aims to reflect about the production and dissemination of texts by fifth monarchists authors made by a bookstore in London, responsible for marketing several radical printed texts, during the period of the English Revolution. This workshop initially belonged to Benjamim Allen, but it was transferred to his wife, Hannah Allen, shortly after his dead in 1646. The widow worked a…
This research internship abroad project aims to study the printed book networks organized by radical printers, booksellers, publishers and bookbinders in order to produce and distribute controversial books and pamphlets. This study suggests that via these associations, radical stationers could use printing press as a political tool to spread their ideas, religious beliefs and political pe…
This project aims to study the production and dissemination of millenarian texts made by Hannah Allen and Livewell Chapman, in a bookstore at the Crown in Pope's Head Alley, between 1646 and 1665. Thereunto, it is necessary to research the sources in the British archives and libraries; to identify the prophetical texts sold by Allen and Chapman; and to understand how these printings were …
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