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Mark Stoyle

Mark Stoyle FRHistS is an English historian of the Tudor and Stuart periods, specialising in the English Civil War, the history of witchcraft, and the history of the South West peninsula. He is professor at the University of Southampton, and has published many works on the history and landscape of Exeter where he previously lived and taught.

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Mark Stoyle → After, BA, BBC History, British Academy Postdoctoral Research, Council, Crediton, Early Modern History, Exeter, Fellowship, Gerald Aylmer, He, Historical Research, In, Institute, Mid Devon, Oxford, Professor, Research Support Committee, Royal Historical Society, Scouloudi Fellowship

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history exeter stoyle witchcraft historical west university southampton tudor research british mark english civil war professor many frhists stuart devon

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