18th & 19thC. Historian. Winner of the Corbett Prize & John Lyman Book Award. My book: 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies & Popular Protest in Britain' is available now.

Joined October 2016
As part of Springer’s summer sale, the hardback version of my book is currently available for £23.99 (down from £99.99), so there has never been a better time to pick up a copy. The sale only lasts until 27 July, so don’t delay. Available here: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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In the latest episode of the Mariner's Mirror Podcast, I enjoy a superb and lively chat with Sam Willis about the 1797 Fleet Mutinies and their modern relevance. Find the podcast here: snr.org.uk/the-mariners-mirr…
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I am humbled to learn that my book, 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies', has received the John R. Lyman Book Award in World Naval History, awarded by NASOH. Thank you to Abby Mullen & all the judges for this great honour, and to Carly Silver & the team at Palgrave for making this possible.
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Happy to share that my Corbett Prize-winning essay is now available to read via advanced online publication in Historical Research here: academic.oup.com/histres/adv…
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Excited to share that this coming Tuesday 27th January at 17:15 I will be giving a free online talk as part of Royal Museums Greenwich’s Maritime History and Culture Seminar series. All are welcome. Access here: tinyurl.com/5ehhjw9s
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I am very honoured to share that I have been elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. This fulfils a lifetime ambition, and I am deeply grateful to the many colleagues, mentors, and friends whose support has shaped my work and made this possible.
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What happens when the men don’t play ball? In our latest episode, @CallumCe309 joins our very own @ZwhiteHistory to discuss the complexities of starting and managing a mutiny in the Royal Navy and East India Company. Link below👇 open.spotify.com/show/3Htn2J…
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📚 New book by our #NRS member This week, @callumce309 's compelling first book, 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies and Popular Protest in Britain', is due to be published by Palgrave Macmillan. Discover more about the book and how to get your copy ... buff.ly/DNvfxmZ
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Please forgive the obligatory, cheesy ‘author holding their book’ photo. After working on this research for so long, it feels wonderful to see and hold it as something real and tangible.
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It is a privilege to make an original contribution to our historical understanding of these fascinating events: the 1797 fleet mutinies. Book available now (please recommend it to your university librarian): link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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Absolutely delighted my book is published and available now! Huge thanks to the whole team at Palgrave for making this a reality. The book offers a brand new interpretation of the biggest and potentially most dangerous popular protest in Britain during the Age of Revolutions.
OUT NOW: 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies and Popular Protest in Britain: Negotiation through Collective Action' by @CallumCe309, the latest volume in the series 'Global Studies in Social and Cultural Maritime History.' Read more: shorturl.at/PZyEX
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OUT NOW: 'The 1797 Naval Mutinies and Popular Protest in Britain: Negotiation through Collective Action' by @CallumCe309, the latest volume in the series 'Global Studies in Social and Cultural Maritime History.' Read more: shorturl.at/PZyEX
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I am delighted to share the news that my essay 'A Matter of “Good Usage”: Towards a new interpretation of the 1797 Fleet Mutinies at Spithead and the Nore' has been awarded the Sir Julian Corbett Prize in Modern Naval History for 2025.
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The piece argues that viewing these mutinies as practical processes of negotiation allows us to reconcile their supposed contradictions and appreciate their complexity. Hopefully, the essay will be published in the journal Historical Research in the coming year.
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I am pleased to say that my latest article, ‘The Greenwich pensioners and Britain's naval workforce, 1764–1869’ has just been published online with the International Journal of Maritime History. The article can be viewed open access at journals.sagepub.com/doi/epu…
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This one examines the impact of cycles of war and peace on the changing features and composition of the population of veteran naval sailors who lived at Greenwich Hospital: the Greenwich pensioners.
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Skilled sailors were crucial for British security and prosperity, and the wealth of information available about the Greenwich pensioners offers an unusually detailed insight into a subset of that crucial seagoing workforce.
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It was a great pleasure to contribute a chapter on the Greenwich pensioners to this exciting new book. Congratulations to my fellow contributors and a big thank you to @AndrewBamford10 and @kaizer_nick for guiding us through the process!
#newrelease Sailors, Ships and Sea Fights: Proceedings of the 2022 ‘From Reason to Revolution 1721–1815’ Naval Warfare in the Age of Sail Conference is now available! ✨ Save £5 off RRP until Wednesday 17th January – no code needed ✨ 🛒 Buy it here: helion.co.uk/military-histor…
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#newrelease Sailors, Ships and Sea Fights: Proceedings of the 2022 ‘From Reason to Revolution 1721–1815’ Naval Warfare in the Age of Sail Conference is now available! ✨ Save £5 off RRP until Wednesday 17th January – no code needed ✨ 🛒 Buy it here: helion.co.uk/military-histor…
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