Research publications
My publications examine how political rupture changes historical understandings of time and monarchy. The current book project develops this work across a wider archive of seventeenth-century print.
Matthias Meng Yan Wong. “Charles I’s Execution and the Destiny of Monarchy in Britain and Europe.” In Monarchy, the Court, and the Provincial Elite in Early Modern Europe, 54–72. Brill, 2024. DOI
Matthias Meng Yan Wong. “A Pause in Time: History Writers and the Regicide of Charles I.” Historical Research 94, no. 266 (2021): 758–781. Open-access article
Methods contributions
Matthias Meng Yan Wong. “Using Correspondence and Manuscripts in Literary Archives.” In Research Methods for Primary Sources. SAGE/Adam Matthew, 2021. DOI
Matthias Meng Yan Wong. “Using Newspapers as Historical Sources.” In Research Methods for Primary Sources. SAGE/Adam Matthew, 2021. DOI
Dissertation
Matthias Meng Yan Wong. The Impact of the Regicide of Charles I on Contemporary English Notions of Time and the Future. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge, 2019. Cambridge repository
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