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David Parrott is a Professor of Early Modern European History at New College, University of Oxford, and serves as Penry Williams Fellow, Tutor in History, and Precentor. He holds a MA (M.A. DPhil Oxf) and completed his BA and DPhil in History at Oxford (Christ Church and Wolfson College) before joining the University of York as a lecturer. Returning to New College in 1992, he specializes in teaching European history between 1500-1700, with a focus on France, Italy, and political/military/cultural themes. His courses include historiography, methodology, and specialized topics like the Thirty Years' War and early modern court culture.
His research focuses on 17th-century France and Northern Italy, particularly military history, mercenaries, and private military organizations. Current work explores France’s mid-17th-century crisis. He has published extensively on early modern warfare, including Richelieu’s Army (2001) and The Business of War (2012). No scientific awards are listed, though his scholarly contributions are significant. His teaching and research highlight interdisciplinary approaches to military and political history.
While no grants or advising activities are detailed here, his academic roles emphasize mentorship through tutorials and college governance. He contributes to New College’s academic and chapel life as a Tutor and Precentor.
