Centre for Early Modern History. Monday Seminar Series 2012-13
The seminar meets on Mondays at 4PM in the Neill/ Hoey Lecture Theatre in the Long Room Hub Building, Fellows Square, unless otherwise stated.
2012/13 Seminars |
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| 8th October | Susan Flavin, ‘Changing consumption patterns in sixteenth-century Ireland: evidence from the Bristol customs accounts’ |
| 15th October | Linda Kiernan, ‘How to be good: the politics of behaviour in seventeenth-century France’ |
| 12th November | Sara Beam (Victoria), ‘Torture, reformation and blasphemy in sixteenth-century Geneva’. To be followed by the launch of The 1641 Depositions and the Irish Rebellion (eds) Eamon Darcy, Annaleigh Margey, Elaine Murphy, in TRIARC by Raymond Gillespie and Jane Ohlmeyer. |
| 19th November | Mark Hutchinson (UCC), ‘Governing in a state of grace? Reformed theology and statist thought in Elizabethan Ireland and England’ |
| 3rd December | Centre for Early Modern History Annual Lecture- Andrew Pettegree (St Andrews), ‘Tabloid values: on the trail of the world’s first news hound’, Thomas Davis lecture room (2043), 7PM |
| 10th December | Stephen Carroll, ‘Catholic opposition to religious enforcement in Ireland, 1603-1633’ |
| 21st January | Matthew Shaw (British Library), ‘Re-writing time: the French Republican calendar’ |
| 28th January | Caitlín Ní Chinnéide, ‘The Irish dimension to the Rump’s demise, 1652-3’ |
| 4th February | Alan Smyth, ‘Plundering during the Williamite war in Ireland’ |
| 11th February | Jason McElligott (Marsh’s Library), ‘How seriously should we take ‘British’ history? Rumour, paranoia and the Williamite campaign in Ireland’. Respondent: Jeffrey Chambers |
| 18th February | Robert Frost (Aberdeen), ‘On Unions: Composite Monarchy and the Making of the Polish-Lithuanian Union’ |
| 4th March | Emily Michelson (St Andrews), ‘Catholic reform and the Roman ghetto’ |
| 11th March | Sean O’Reilly, ‘The missing years? Observations on the Anglo-Irish relationship, 1801-1820’ |
| 25th March | Simon Ditchfield (York), ‘Writing a history of the Counter-Reformation in, and for, the twenty first century’ |
For further information, please contact Graeme Murdock