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Dr. Robert Armstrong is a Professor of History at Trinity College Dublin, specializing in early modern British and Irish history with a focus on religious, political, and intellectual dynamics of the 17th century. His research examines peace initiatives during the wars of the Three Kingdoms, the history of Protestant dissent in Ireland, and imperial Britain's global engagements. He teaches modules on revolutionary Britain, imperial history, and the English Revolution's ideological dimensions.
His major publications include Protestant War: The 'British' of Ireland and the Wars of the Three Kingdoms (2005) and edited volumes such as Christianities in the Early Modern Celtic World (2014). He co-edits the Insular Christianity series exploring transnational religious developments. His work bridges political history with religious studies, emphasizing interconnections between Ireland, Scotland, and England.
Dr. Armstrong supervises postgraduate research in 17th- and 18th-century British and Irish history, covering political ideas, religious history, and popular politics. His teaching includes undergraduate modules on European imperialism and graduate programs on early modern revolutionary thought. His research highlights the complex negotiations of religious identity, political allegiance, and transnational networks in turbulent early modern periods.
