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But the modern conversations were dominated by "Professional national soldier or not?"
Anyway, #SMH2021 was great, the panels were great - but we need to get more pre-modernists and early modernists out there and everyone else needs to go to their panels! 8/9
Also, for really incisive take on professionalism in a pre-modern context, check out Michael Taylor (@DrMichaelJTayl1)'s incisive paper from our panel which you can actually see on the youtubes because he recorded it: https://youtu.be/S1gbntb2TBM
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I think this was a function of the even heavier than normal PME/DOD presence, which tends to skew toward modern topics. Even 19th century stuff is kind of archaic in that world. 
I personally always like having premodernists around, because following C A Bayly, one of the central conceits of modernity is that a vast gulf separates us from the “pre modern” past, and it’s useful to question that frequently unexamined assumption (as you do in this thread).
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