Trinity College Dublin Centre for Early Modern History
Research Seminar Series
All seminars will take place on Mondays at 4.00pm at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute.
Michaelmas Term 2025 |
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6 October |
Can Women Have a Machiavellian Moment? Gender and Citizenship in Early Modern Republicanism Jamie Gianoutsos (Mount St Mary’s University, US) |
13 October |
Medical Epistemologies of Transatlantic Slavery Hannah Murphy (King’s College London) |
20 October |
Beefing Up Empire: Irish Provisions in the Seventeenth-Century Atlantic World David Brown (Trinity College Dublin) |
27 October |
Reading Week |
3 November |
Gift Exchange and the Tudor Subjugation of Ireland: Political Messaging through Material Culture Melissa Shiels (University College Cork) |
10 November |
New Research in the Centre for Early Modern History (TCD) Governing and Policing the Danish Oldenburg Empire with Investigative Commissions Across the Atlantic World and Asia, c. 1680–1780 Matthías Ólafsson Industry, Empire and the Irish-Scottish Kelp Trade, c.1690–1890 Cianna Devitt Reconciling the Irreconcilable: Patriotism and Loyalism in Ireland, 1756–1801 Henry Swords |
17 November |
Women Waging Law in Early Modern Ireland: The Chancery Court Pleadings Daniel Patterson (Trinity College Dublin) |
24 November |
Migration, Community, and Gender: The Experience of Irish Women in La Rochelle, 1640–1770 Sandrine Tromeur (Maynooth University) |
Additional Event
9–10 October
Ireland and the American Revolution Conference: 250th Anniversary Perspectives
Organised by the Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland in partnership with the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and
Humanities Research Institute.
Tickets available via Eventbrite.ie
Convenors
Robert Armstrong, Joseph Clarke, Susan Flavin, Graeme Murdock, Jane Ohlmeyer, Micheál Ó Siochrú, Patrick Walsh
Enquiries: murdocg@tcd.ie